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Title: N-substituted 1H-pyrimidin-4-one derivatives possessing anxiolytic activity
Authors: Manvelyan, E. A.
Манвелян, Э. А.
Keywords: Anxiolytic activity;D2-dopamine and GABAA receptors;Molecular design;Pyrimidin-4-ones;Targeted synthesis
Issue Date: 2017
Publisher: Springer New York LLC
Citation: Oganesyan, É.T., Kodonidi, I.P., Bandura, A.F., Sochnev, V.S., Manvelyan, É.A., Sysa, V.Y. N-Substituted 1H-Pyrimidin-4-One Derivatives Possessing Anxiolytic Activity // Pharmaceutical Chemistry Journal. - 2017. - Volume 51. - Issue 5. - pp. 361-365
Series/Report no.: Pharmaceutical Chemistry Journal
Abstract: The logical framework approach was implemented for designing CNS-active N-substituted 1H-pyrimidin-4-ones. Formation energies of possible ligand—receptor complexes with D2-dopamine and GABAA Receptors were determined from molecular docking calculations. The results allowed the probability of psychotropic activity manifesting in the modeled compounds to be estimated. The most promising compounds were prepared by a modified synthetic procedure. The effect of the heteroatom type in N-heterocyclic 1H-pyrimidin-4-ones on the product yield was studied. Compounds I – IV and VI at a dose of 50 mg/kg exhibited anticonflict activity. The mercaptotriazole derivative of pyrimidin-4-one had the greatest anticonflict activity
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