Atroscine
Atroscine has adrenolytic activity by its ability to antagonize the lethal effect of epinephrine in rats.
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Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences,1966,55(3):280-284.
Adrenolytic activity of atropine, (+)-hyoscyamine, atroscine, homatropine, and related compounds[Reference:
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METHODS AND RESULTS:
The adrenolytic activity of atropine, ( + ) and (−) hyoscyamine, (−)-hyoscine, Atroscine, and related compounds was determined by their ability to antagonize the lethal effect of epinephrine in rats. (+)-Hyoscyamine was found to be more active than atropine, and atropine was slightly more active than Atroscine (racemic hyos-cine). The levo-isomers, ( − )-hyoscyamine and (−)-hyoscine, were inactive.
These results indicate that (+)-hyoscyamine and (+)-hyoscine are responsible for the effect of atropine and Atroscine, respectively.
CONCLUSIONS:
Hornatropine and benztropine, but not tropine itself, were active. Benztropine was approximately one-fiftieth as active as phentolamine. A pair of esters of tropine had weak adrenoiytic activity, but their pseudotropine isomers were inactive. Atropine aminoxide (genatropin) and atropine methyl nitrate had no adrenolytic activity.
Eur J Pharmacol. 1983 May 20;90(1):75-83.
Structure-activity requirements for hypotension and alpha-adrenergic receptor blockade by analogues of atropine.[Pubmed:
6135619 ]
The hypotensive action of various antimuscarinic compounds structurally related to atropine was studied in conscious, unanesthetized rats.
METHODS AND RESULTS:
The alpha-adrenolytic activity of these agents was assessed both in vivo (blockade of norepinephrine-induced pressor response) and in vitro (displacement of [3H]WB-4101 binding). Benztropine, homatropine and hyoscyamine caused hypotension and produced alpha-adrenergic receptor blockade similar to atropine. Other analogues were either inactive (Atroscine, scopolamine, tropic acid and tropine) or evoked nonspecific changes in blood pressure and lacked alpha-adrenolytic activity (benactyzine, eucatropine, methylatropine, methylhomatropine and methylscopolamine).
CONCLUSIONS:
Based on these data, we propose the following structure-activity relationship for hypotension and alpha-adrenolytic activity: (a) the tropine moiety is inactive unless it is attached to another group by an ester linkage, (b) chemical modification of the tropine moiety, including quaternization, decreases potency, (c) the d-stereoisomer appears to be more potent than the corresponding 1-form.
