Abstract:Novel 2′-aminoalkyl-1-benzylisoquinoline compounds and medium size ring analogues have been prepared using reductive alkylation methods. Four of these analogues were tested for biological activity across 48 different CNS receptors and were showed to have binding activities at the mu opiod receptor.
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