The Cardiovascular Properties of Some Amide Derivatives of Pyrimidin-8-on[2,1-f]theophylline-9- Alkylcarboxylic Acids

Title: The Cardiovascular Properties of Some Amide Derivatives of Pyrimidin-8-on[2,1-f]theophylline-9- Alkylcarboxylic Acids

Volume: 3 Issue: 5

Author(s): A. Zagorska, O. Fhid, M. Pawlowski, B. Filipek and M. Zygmunt

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Keywords: Antiarrhythmic agents, adenosine receptors antagonists, pyrimido[2,1-f-]theophylline-9-alkylcarboxylic acids amides, cardiovascular activity of fused [2,1-f]theophyllines, tricyclic theophylline derivatives

Abstract: N-Hydroxyamide, alkanoloamides, dialkylamino-alkylamides and some of morpholinealkylamides of pyrimidin-8-on[2,1-f]theophylline-9-alkylcarboxylic acids were prepared and preliminary tested for their cardiovascular activity. Some of the tested compounds presented effects on arrhythmia parameters and blood pressure. The most interesting were dialkylamino-alkylamides and their morpholine analogs (4a-10a), which protected the heart against the bradycardia and diminished mortality of animals. In comparison to the chinidini sulfas the strongest activity was observed for diethylaminoethylamide of pyrimidin-8-on[2,1- f]theophylline-9-acetic acid (4a). Amides (1-3) without the basic center in the substituent showed weak antihypertensive properties.

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Zagorska A., Fhid O., Pawlowski M., Filipek B. and Zygmunt M., The Cardiovascular Properties of Some Amide Derivatives of Pyrimidin-8-on[2,1-f]theophylline-9- Alkylcarboxylic Acids, Letters in Drug Design & Discovery 2006; 3 (5) . https://dx.doi.org/10.2174/157018006777574159