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After the SAR analysis of different amide or sulfamide substitute groups, it was
found that the blockade effects would be influenced by the steric and electrostatic
effects of these substitutes [ 83 ]. The correlation between the inhibitory activities
and the p K a was observed. The p K a value decreased from 7.5 of compound 34
to 6.2 of compound 35 (1.21-fold), accompanied by the IC 50 decreasing from 0.5 to
4
M (eightfold). Otherwise, replacement of the acidic hydrogen by a methyl group
(36, IC 50 ¼
m
M) resulted in further reduction of activity. These results suggest
that the hydrogen might be involved in an intramolecular hydrogen bond with
the carbonyl oxygen, which stabilizes a favorable active conformation. The replace-
ment of methyl group of 36 to pyridine group lead to a potent K v 1.5 blockers
S-0100176 (37, IC 50 ¼
10
m
0.7
M).
m
CH 3
CH 3
O
O
O
H 3 C
H
NH
S
H
NH
S
O
O
O
O
F
CH 3
F
F
34
35
CH 3
O
H
CH 3
N
S
O
O
36
N
O
N
HN
S
CH 3
O
O
S-0100176 (37)
Based on the above results, Rezazadeh et al. reported a new K v 1.5 blockers,
KN-93 (38,IC 50 ¼
M), which showed multiion channel blockade effect,
including K v 1.2 , K v 1.4 , K v 2.1 , K v 3.2 , and K v 4.2 , and also an inhibitor of
Ca 2+ /calmodulin-dependent protein kinase II (CAMK-II) [ 84 ].
0.3
m
 
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