Stereoselective recognition of the enantiomers of phenglutarimide and of six related compounds by four muscarinic receptor subtypes

British Journal of Pharmacology
M WaelbroeckG Lambrecht

Abstract

1. We have compared the binding properties of the enantiomers of phenglutarimide (1) and of six related compounds to M1 receptors in NB-OK-1 cells, M2 receptors in rat heart, M3 receptors in rat pancreas and the M4 receptors of rat striatum, with their functional (antimuscarinic) properties in rabbit vas deferens (M1/M4-like), guinea-pig atria (M2) and guinea-pig ileum (M3) receptors. The binding properties of the enantiomers of three of the compounds were also measured on cloned human m1-m4 receptors expressed by CHO cells, using [3H]-N-methylscopolamine ([3H]-NMS) as radioligand. 2. The high affinity enantiomers behaved as competitive antagonists in binding and pharmacological studies. (S)-phenglutarimide (pKi-M1 = 9.0/9.3) and (R)-thienglutarimide (pKi-M1 = 8.6/9.2) recognized selectively the native M1 > M4 > M3 > M2 receptors in tissues as well as the respective cloned receptors. 3. The pA2 values at the inhibitory heteroreceptors in the rabbit vas deferens, and at the guinea-pig atria and ileum for the seven more potent enantiomers were compatible with the previous classification of these receptors as M1/M4-like, M2 and M3, respectively. 4. Replacement of the phenyl by a thienyl ring or of the diethylamino by a piperidino ...Continue Reading

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