5. -ADRENERGICBLOCKERS
Activationof thereceptorsin heart leadsto an increasein rate andforceof
contraction.
-ReceptorBlockers reduce
(a) the heart rate,
(b) contractility
(c)arterial pressure
Dependingupontheseeffects,these
drugsreducethe work andthe oxygen
demandof heart and
improvethe oxygensupply/demand
ratio.
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6. -ADRENERGICBLOCKERS
-ReceptorBlockerscanbedividedinto two classdependingonthe receptorselectivity
(a)Nonselective-ReceptorBlockers(1 and2 blockingeffect) (FirstGeneration)
Propranolol,timolol, nadolol, pindolol(someexamplesof this class)
()1-SelectiveAdrenergicBlockers(cardioselective1 blockers)(SecondGeneration)
Acebutolol,atenolol, metoprolol(someexamplesof this class)
Nonselective-ReceptorBlockerswith 1 antagonisticactivity (Third Generation)
labetalol,carvedilol
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7. -ADRENERGICBLOCKERS
adrenergicreceptorblockersare amongthe mostwidely usedantihypertensive
drugsandalsoconsideredfor the first line treatment for glaucoma.
Cardioselective adrenergicreceptor blockershavea greater affinity for the -
receptorsin heart than for the -receptorsin other tissue.
providestwo important advantages
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8. -ADRENERGICBLOCKERS
Cardioselective adrenergicreceptorblockershavea greater affinity for the -
receptorsin heart than for the -receptorsin other tissue.
providetwo important advantages
-Blockersdonot haveblocking
effectson-receptorson bronchi
Theycanbeusedsafelyin patients with
bronchitisor bronchial astma
-Blockersdonot haveblocking
effectsonvascular-receptors
mediatingvasodilation
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22. 1-ADRENERGICRECEPTORBLOCKERS
Selective1-adrenergicreceptorblockersare usedin the treatment of hypertension.
produce antihpertensive effect by blocking the vasocontricting effect of 1-adrenergic receptor
onsmooth muscle.
Thesedrugsdo not have any effect on 2-adrenergic receptors.
Examplesof selectiveadrenergic receptorblockersare Prazosin,Terazosinand Doxasozin.
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26. 1-ADRENERGICRECEPTORBLOCKERS
PRAZOSİN
Aminogroupat 4th positionof quinazoline ring
isveryimportant for the 1 receptor affinity
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Prazosineisorally usedashydrochloride salt.
Plasmahalf life is2 to 3 hours.
Sideeffectsincludedizziness,orthostatic hypotension (due to lossof reflex vasoconstriction
upon standing).
27. DOXAZOSİN
2,3-dihydrobenzo[b][1,4]dioxine
Aminogroupat 4th positionof quinazoline ring
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(2,3-dihydro-1,4-benzodioxin-3-yl)methanone
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isveryimportant for the 1 receptor affinity.
Saturatedfuran
(tetrahydrofuran)
[4-(4-amino-6,7-dimethoxyquinazolin-2-yl)piperazin-1-yl]-
1-ADRENERGICRECEPTORBLOCKERS
[4-(4-amino-6,7-dimethoxyquinazolin-2-
yl)piperazin-1-yl]-(oxolan-2-yl)methanone
TERAZOSİN
30. ADRENERGİCNEURONBLOCKERS
RES
ERPINE
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Reserpineisan alkaloid isolated from the rootsof Rauwolfia Serpentina.
It affects the storageandreleaseof norepinephrine. It depletescatecholaminesandserotonine
from central andperipheral neuronsbyinterfering with the uptake of theseamines.
Reserpineisthe first effective antihypertensive drugin westernmedicine.
It haslargely beenreplacedbynewer agentswith fewer side effects.
31. ADRENERGİCNEURONBLOCKERS
RES
ERPINE
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Asindole derivatives, it issensitiveto decompositionbylight andoxidation, especially in
solution.
Reserpineisusedorally or parenterally for the treatment of hypertension.
32. ADRENERGİCNEURONBLOCKERS
Guanethidinepreventsthe releaseof norepinepherinefrom the postganglionic
neuronsin responseto sympatheticnervestimulation andcausesdepletionof it in
adrenergicneurons.
İt isusedorally for antihypertensive therapy.
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2-[2-(azocan-1-yl)ethyl]guanidine
GUANETHIDINE
Ocane:Suffixes for fully saturated
eight membered ring without nitrogen
34. CENTRALL
YACTINGSYMP
A
THOL
YTICDRUGS
Centrallyacting sympatholyticdrugsare 2-adrenergicreceptor agonists.
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Thesedrugscausea decreasein sympathetic outflow from the central nervoussystem.
Therefore, they decreasethe peripheral vascularresistance, bloodpressureandheart
rate andcontractility.
Clonidine,-methyldopa, guanabenzandguanafacineare examplesof thisclass.
37. What istautomerization ?
Tautomerization isthe processof isomerizationof onetautomer into anothertautomer.
REMINDER
Tautomersare two formsof the samecompoundwhichdiffer bypositionsof a hydrogenatom and a pi bond.The
Equilibriumarrow isusedto showthe tautomerequlibrium.
Forexampleketonesandenolsare tautomers:
ketone enol
N
H
N
H
N
Cl
Cl
N
H
H
N
N
Cl
Cl
Clonidinetautomerscanbedrawnasfollows
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39. it existsto a significantextent in the nonionizedform.
Thenonionizedform canpassthe membranesand/ orBBB
(BloodBrainBarrier).
N
H
N
H
N
CENTRALL
YACTINGSYMP
A
THOL
YTICDRUGS
CLONIDINE
Asa centrally actingdrug,at physiologicalpH,
Cl
Cl
Cl
H
N
N
N
H
Cl
Guanidine
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40. Asa centrally actingdrug,at physiologicalpH,
it existsto a significantextent in the nonionizedform
Howcanwe explainthisdilemma ?
Guanidine(strongbasic)
(pKa=13.6)
ionizedat physiologicalpH
Clonidinebearsa guanidine moiety
CENTRALL
YACTINGSYMP
A
THOL
YTICDRUGS
CLONIDINE
Cl
N
H
N
N
H
Cl
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41. H
N
CENTRALL
YACTINGSYMP
A
THOL
YTICDRUGS
CLONIDINE
Asa centrally actingdrug,at physiologicalpH,
Cl
it existsto a significantextent in the nonionizedform.
N
N
H
Cl
pKaof clonidineismuchmorelower than guanidine’spKa.
Guanidine(strong basic)
(pK
a=13.6)
Clonidine
(pKa=8.0)
Becauseof the inductiveand
resonanseeffectsof dichlorophenyl
ring
Thebasicityof clonidine is
decreased
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44. HO
HO
CH2 COOH
NH2
C*
H
L-DOP
A
Dopa is the precursor of the catecholamines
[dopamine, norepinephrine (noradrenaline)
andepinephrine (adrenaline)].
Alsousedasantiparkinson drug.
Flyingwedgeprojectionof L-Methyldopa
L-Methyldopahas Sconfiguration
CENTRALL
YACTINGSYMP
A
THOL
YTICDRUGS
METHYLDOPA
*
?
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45. FromIUP
ACGoldBook
D/ LCONVENTIONIN STEREOCHEMISTRY
REMINDER
Anarbitrary conventionaccordingto which(+)-glyceraldehydewasnamedD-
glyceraldehyde (with the enantiomer L-glyceraldehydeandits racemate DL-
glyceraldehyde).
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D-glyceraldehyde
(R)-2,3-dihydroxypropanal
L-glyceraldehyde
46. REMINDER
Achemicalnameisconsistedof fourparts in the IUPACNomenclature System
IUPACNOMENCLATURE
PREFIX PARENT LOCANT SUFFIX
indicatethe location
andidentity of substituent(s)
Definesthe main part of the molecule
andindicatethe longestcarbonchain
orthe ring, etc.
identifies the primary functional group
FromFundamentalof Organic
ChemistrybyJ.McMurry
givesthe locationof the
primary functionalgroup
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50. METHYLDOPA
CENTRALL
YACTINGSYMP
A
THOL
YTICDRUGS
HO
HO
Methydopa isused only by oral route, because its zwitterionic character limits its
solubility.
Methyldopa absorptionislimited andrange 8%to 62%.
Its absorption appears to involve an amino acid transport system. Therefore its absorption
isaffected by food and about 40% of absorbed drug isconverted to O-sulfate conjugate by
the intestinalmucosal cells.
CH2
NH3
C COO-
CH3
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+
51. Methyldopa isunstablein the presenceof oxidizingagents(alsoair), alkaline pH and
light.
METHYLDOPA
CENTRALL
YACTINGSYMP
A
THOL
YTICDRUGS
HO
HO
CH2
NH3
C COO-
CH3
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Catecholisverysusceptibleto oxidation
52. Theethyl esterof methyldopaisknownasMethyldopate.
Thehydrochloridesalt of methyldopateishighlywater solubleanddeveloped to
makeparenteral solution.
Methyldopate ishydrolyzedto methydopain the bodyby esterases.
METHYLDOPA
CENTRALL
YACTINGSYMP
A
THOL
YTICDRUGS
METHYLDOP
A
TE
Hydrochloridesalt of
METHYLDOP
A
TE
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54. DIRECTV
ASODILA
TORS
TheseDrugsreducearterial smoothmuscletonebydirect action onthe vasculature
without interference from the autonomic innervation.
Theyproducevasodilationandlower the blood tension.
Theycancauseincreasein heart rate andcardiacoutputbyincreasedsympathetic
reflex activity.
Hydralazine, dihydralazineandsodiumnitroprussideare the examplesof this class.
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62. POTASSIUMCHANNELAGONISTS
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Thesedrugsare alsoknownasPotassiumChannelOpeners.
TheseagentsactivateATP-sensitiveK+-channelsin vascularsmoothmuscle.
Openingpotassiumchannelsleadsto a decreaseof intracellularCa+2 andresultsin
hyperpolarizationof the membrane.
Thisprocessproducesaninhibitory influenceonthe membraneexcitation and
causesvasodilation
Minoxidil anddiazoxideare the examplesof thisclass.
65. POTASSIUMCHANNELAGONISTS
DIAZOXIDE
It isa rapidly acting antihypertensiveagent for emergencyreductionof blood pressure
in hospitalizedpatient (with accelerated or malignant hypertension)byintravenous
injection.
Water solublesodiumsalt isusedfor injectable formulation.
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66. H2N NH2
N 1
O
6
5
4
2
N 3
POTASSIUMCHANNELAGONISTS
MINOXIDIL
piperidine
2,6-diamino-4-(piperidin-1-yl)pyrimidine 1-oxide
N
pyrimidine
N
N
N
H2N NH2
3
OSO-
MinoxidilSulfate
Prodrug
S
ulfotransferase
enzyme
ActiveMetabolite
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(in theliver)
67. POTASSIUMCHANNELAGONISTS
MINOXIDIL
N
N
N
H2N NH2
sodiumandwater retention, reflex tachycardia.
Minoxidileisusedfor severehypertensionuncontrolledbyother
drugs.It isthe onlydirect-acting vasodilatorthat requires
metabolicactivation to produceits antihypertensive effect.
It hascharacteristicsideeffectsof directvasodilatoryagentssuchas
O
Minoxidiletopical solutionisusedto treatalopeciaandrogenitica. It isbelievedto
increasecutaneousbloodflow stimulating hair growth.
Male-pattern baldness
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73. RENIN-ANGIOTENSIN SYSTEM INHIBITORS
AngiotensinI Angiotensin II
AngiotensionConverting Enzyme
AC
E
decapeptide Octapeptide
a potent vasoconstrictor
Significantregulatory effect onsodiumexcretionbyrenal tubes
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Glu-AP
(Glutamyl aminopeptidase)
Angiotensin III
Lesspotent asvasoconstrictor
74. RENIN-ANGIOTENSIN SYSTEM INHIBITORS
Renin
Angiotensinogen AngiotensinI AngiotensinII
Cardiacand Vascular
Hypertrophy
Systemic
Vasocontriction
IncreasedBlood
Volume
RenalSodiumand
FluidRetention
Aldosterone
Kidney
ELEV
A
TEDBLOOD
PRESSURE
AngiotensionIII
AC
E Glu-AP
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75. RENIN-ANGIOTENSIN SYSTEM INHIBITORS
Renin
Angiotensinogen AngiotensinI AngiotensinII
Cardiacand Vascular
Hypertrophy
Systemic
Vasocontriction
IncreasedBlood
Volume
RenalSodiumand
FluidRetention
Aldosterone
Kidney
ELEV
A
TEDBLOOD
PRESSURE
AngiotensionIII
AC
E Glu-AP
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77. A
CEINHIBITORS
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Captopril,Lisinopril,Enalapril, Benazepril,Quinapril,Ramipril, Fosinopril and
Trandoprilare the examplesofAngiotensionConvertingEnzyme(ACE)
Inhibitors.
Enalapril, Benazepril,Quinapril,Ramipril, FosinoprilandTrandoprilare
prodrugs.
78. PHAR406PHARMACEUTICALCHEMISTRYIV
EMU-SPRINGTERM
A
CEINHIBITORS
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Becauseof the importancein regulating kidneyfunction,aldosteronerelease,
electrolyte balanceandbloodvolume,the renin-angiotensionsystemisvery
important drugtarget in the managementof highbloodpressureandhearth
failure.
Theyare usedin hypertensionandhearth failure
Acommonsideeffect ofACEinhibitorsisa drycoughappearingin about 10%
of patients(it appearsto berelated to the elevationin bradykinin).
81. PHAR406PHARMACEUTICALCHEMISTRYIV
EMU-SPRINGTERM
David W.Cushman,Miguel A. Ondetti, Designof angiotensin converting
enzyme inhibitors, Nature Medicine , Volume 5, Number 10,p.1110-1112,
October 1999.
Proposed binding to the active site of ACEby asubstrate or venom peptide inhibitor with
terminal sequence Phe–Ala–Pro,by succinylamino acids, and by captopril.
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82. PHAR406PHARMACEUTICALCHEMISTRYIV
EMU-SPRINGTERM
CONCLUSION
Theactivesitemodelthat we describedin our originalstudiesusedsimple
chemicalconceptsguidedbya hypothetical ‘paper andpencil’modelof
substrateandinhibitor bindingto the enzyme.
Thisrational designapproachhasled to a classof structurallysimple
compoundsthat caninhibit the actionof the enzymewith greatpotencyand
specificity,propertiesthat translate in vivointo effective antihypertensive
activity with aremarkablylow level of unwantedsideeffectsor toxicity.
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86. ACE INHIBITOR PRODRUGS
Enalapril, Benazepril,Quinapril,Ramipril, FosinoprilandTrandoprilare examples
of thisclass.
Enalaprilisthe first andthe prototype of this class.
Thesedrugsdonot havethiol group(nocommonsideeffects!)
Exceptfosinopril(containingphosphorus),all of them sharethe (S)-2-amino-4-
phenylbutyricacidethyl estermoiety. Whyester formation?
(S)-ethyl 2-amino-4-phenylbutanoate
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97. ANGIOTENSIN II ANT
AGONIS
TS
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Thesedrugsare the angiotensionII receptor blockers.
Thereare four subtypesof angiotensionII receptorsidentified to date, namely
AT1, AT2,AT3and AT4
AT1receptors of angiotensionII haveimportancein managingspesific
cardiovasculardiseases.
98. Stimulation ofAT1receptorsof angiotensionII cause
(a) vasocontriction
(b) increasedaldosteronesynthesisand secretion
(c) increasedvasopressin secretion
(d) decreasedrenal blood flow
(e) increasedrenal tubular sodium reuptake
(f) Other physiological events
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ANGIOTENSIN II ANT
AGONIS
TS
99. ANGIOTENSINII ANT
AGONISTS
CompetetiveantagonistsofAT1receptorsof angiotensionII produce
vasodilatory effects.
Thesedrugsare usedin the treatment of hypertensionandheart failure in a
similarmannerasACEinhibitors.
Because they do not inhibit ACE,they do not cause an increase in bradykinin,
which contributes to the some of the side effects of ACEinhibitors (cough and
angioedema).
Losartan, valsartan, candesartan, irbesartan and telmisartan are the
examplesof this class.
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101. ANGIOTENSIN II ANT
AGONIS
TS
N
HOH2C C4H9
CH2
N
N
N
HN
L
OS
ART
AN
101
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2-butyl-4-chloro-1-[4-[2-(1H-tetrazol-5-yl)phenyl]benzyl]imidazole-5-methanole
1
2
N3
Cl
4
5
Losartanisthe first angiotensionII A
T1receptorantagonist
Potassiumsalt isusedorally. How??Fromwhere canit give
Ksalt?Brandname :Cozaar
Tetrazoleringhasacidiccharacter and
resemblesthe acidicfunctionof
angiotensionII duringreceptor
interaction.
102. ANGIOTENSIN II ANT
AGONIS
TS
N
N
HOH2C C4H9
CH2
N
N
N
HN
L
OS
ART
AN
Cl
Extensivefirst-pass metabolism
N
N
Cl
C4H9
CH2
N
N
N
HN
HOOC
Thismetabolite isclosely15 times more
potent than the parent compound
oxidation
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109. CALCIUMCHANNELBLOCKERS
CalciumChannelBlockerscanbeclassifiedaccordingto their chemical
structures as follows:
BenzothiazepineDerivatives
Diltiazem
Aralkylamine Derivatives(DiphenylalkylamineDerivatives)
Verapamil
1,4-DihydropyridineDerivatives
Nifedipine,nicardipineamlodipineand others
Theeffects of thesethree classesonmyocardiumandthe arteries vary from
oneclassto the other
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110. CALCIUMCHANNELBLOCKERS
Benzothiazepines(diltiazem) andAralkylamines(verapamil) affect boththe
hearth and arteriols
BenzothiazepineDerivatives
Diltiazem
Aralkylamine Derivatives(DiphenylalkylamineDerivatives)
Verapamil
1,4-DihydropyridineDerivatives
Nifedipine,nicardipine,amlodipineand others
Therefore, benzothiazepines(diltiazem) andAralkylamines(verapamil) are used
clinicallyasantianginal, antiarrhythmicand antihypertensive
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111. CALCIUMCHANNELBLOCKERS
Dihydropyridines have much less affect on cardiac tissues and higher
specificityfor the arteriols.
BenzothiazepineDerivatives
Diltiazem
Aralkylamine Derivatives(DiphenylalkylamineDerivatives)
Verapamil
1,4-DihydropyridineDerivatives
Nifedipine,nicardipine,amlodipineand others
Therefore, Dihydropyridines are used frequently as antianginal and
antihypertensive
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