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β-pyridylacrylophenones and analogs. New class of active coronary dilating agents

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Publisher
John Wiley and Sons
Year
1964
Tongue
English
Weight
414 KB
Volume
53
Category
Article
ISSN
0022-3549

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✦ Synopsis


A series of &pyridylacrylophenones and closely related analogs was synthesized by the condensation of yridinecarboddehydes and other heterocyclic aldehydes with ap ropriate acetop E enones in the presence of various catalysts. The proportions opvuious reaction products depended upon catalyst and reaction conditions. Several compounds of thu ty e bave been found pharmacologically to exhibit re-mUh%le coronary dilating activity.

ANY CHROMONE derivatives exhibit interesting pharmacological activites. Khellin has long been used as a vasodilator (1, 2); recently, some 5,8-dimethoxychromone derivatives were found to exert a powerful coronary dilating (3) or central nervous system depressing action (4). Also, it has been reported (5, 6) that flavonoids possess the ability to form chalcones under certain biological conditions.


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