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J Med Chem. 1978 Dec;21(12):1290-4.
Pharmacology of some metabolites of triazolam, alprazolam, and diazepam prepared by a simple, one-step oxidation of benzodiazepines.
Gall M, Kamdar BV, Collins RJ.
A simple, one-step chemical oxidation of triazolam (7) to its 4-hydroxy analogue, 7a, has been developed and applied to other triazolo- and imidazobenzodiazepines. The reaction may be used to convert diazepam to temazepam. 4-Hydroxytriazolo[4,3-a][1,4]benzodiazepines have low central nervous system sedative and anticonvulsant activity in sharp contrast to metabolites of diazepam which remain active. While 10, an alpha-hydroxy metabolite of triazolam, retains much of the activity of 7, 10a, and alpha,4-dihydroxy metabolite of triazolam, is 250 times less potent than 7 on the nicotine-antagonism assay and over 300 times less potent on the traction assay.
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Obstet Gynecol. 1978 Nov;52(5):563-8.
The effect of nicotine on fetal breathing movements in conscious pregnant ewes.
Manning F, Walker D, Feyerabend C.
Nicotine (0.14--0.25 mg/kg), injected intravenously or intraarterially into conscious pregnant ewes, caused a decrease in fetal PaO2 within 5 minutes, persisting for up to 30 minutes. There was a significant fall in the incidence of fetal breathing movements. These changes did not occur if the ewe was treated with an alpha-blocking agent (phentolamine) or if the nicotine was infused for 30 minutes at 0.27 to 0.85 mg/minute. Nicotine crossed the placenta; fetal concentrations equaled those in the ewe 5 minutes after the injection and remained at or above maternal levels for 1 hour. Nicotine given directly to the fetus (0.005--0.03 mg/kg estimated fetal weight) stimulated fetal breathing movements in a dose-related manner. We suggest that the maternal injection of nicotine results in a fall of uterine blood flow by a sympathomimetic action, leading to transient fetal hypoxemia and a reduction of fetal breathing movements and that a similar phenomenon may occur when a pregnant woman smokes cigarettes.
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Fortschr Med. 1979 Jan 11;97(2):61-4.
[Presynaptic receptor systems in central noradrenergic neurons]
[Article in German]
Taube HD.
Slices of rat occipital cortex, hypothalamus or cerebellar cortex were stimulated either electrically or by high potassium (in few experiments by tyramine). 1. Electrical or potassium stimulation elicit physiologically noradrenaline release in contrast to tyramine. 2. Stimulation-induced overflow of tritium, reflecting noradrenaline release, was diminished by a) alpha-adrenoceptor agonists, b) morphine and enkephaline, c) prostaglandin E1. The effect of agonists was abolished only by specific antagonists. Metabolism of 3H-noradrenaline was unchanged. 3. It is concluded that transmitter release from the noradrenergic neurones of several brain areas is modulated by drugs acting on alpha-adrenoceptors, opiate receptors and prostaglandin receptors. In contrast to other tissues there was no evidence obtained for presynaptic dopamine, beta-, muscarine, nicotine and angiotensin receptors. It seems likely that the receptors, involved in the modulation of noradrenaline release, are located at the noradrenergic nerve ending themselves, i.e. that they are presynaptic receptors.
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