“…On the other hand, introducing sterically demanding or rigid elements at position C6 reduced bioactivity in all cases (Figure 4). The observation that an unbranched alkyl chain substituent at this position (n-butyl,a si n 20)w as better tolerated than ab ranched moiety (cyclohexyl as in 21), which is shown by the IC 50 valueso f0 .55 and 1.54 mm on TRPC6, respectively,c learly supports this hypothesis.I nter- www.chemmedchem.org 2018 Wiley-VCH Verlag GmbH &Co. KGaA, Weinheim estingly, with an IC 50 = 13.6 mm, xanthate 22,w hichi si solobal to SH045,d id not block Ca 2 + influx as potently.T his shows that small alterations and fine tuning of the electronic properties leads to pronounced effects on bioactivity.P revious studies revealed that ab isacetate is less bioactive than the monoacetylatedl arixol at C6, [9] but the highers ubtypes electivity toward TRPC3 seemed to indicate the benefit of modifying the secondary alcohol. The observation that an unbranched alkyl chain substituent at this position (n-butyl,a si n 20)w as better tolerated than ab ranched moiety (cyclohexyl as in 21), which is shown by the IC 50 valueso f0 .55 and 1.54 mm on TRPC6, respectively,c learly supports this hypothesis.I nter- www.chemmedchem.org 2018 Wiley-VCH Verlag GmbH &Co. KGaA, Weinheim estingly, with an IC 50 = 13.6 mm, xanthate 22,w hichi si solobal to SH045,d id not block Ca 2 + influx as potently.T his shows that small alterations and fine tuning of the electronic properties leads to pronounced effects on bioactivity.P revious studies revealed that ab isacetate is less bioactive than the monoacetylatedl arixol at C6, [9] but the highers ubtypes electivity toward TRPC3 seemed to indicate the benefit of modifying the secondary alcohol.…”