2-Metil-6-(feniletinil)piridin
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IUPAC ime | |
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2-Metil-6-(feniletinil)piridin | |
Identifikatori | |
CAS broj | 96206-92-7 ![]() |
ATC kod | none |
PubChem | CID 3025961 |
IUPHAR/BPS | 1426 |
ChemSpider | 7970355 ![]() |
Hemijski podaci | |
Formula | C14H11N |
Molarna masa | 193,243 g/mol |
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2-Metil-6-(feniletinil)piridin (MPEP) je lek koji se koristi u naučnim istraživanjima. On je bio jedan od prvih selektivnih antagonista metabotropnog glutamatnog receptora mGluR5. Ovo jedinjenje je razvila farmaceutska kompanija Novartis krajem 1990-tih.[1] On proizvodi neuroprotektivne efekte nakon akutne moždane povrede u životinjskim ispitivanjima, mada nije jasno da li su ti rezultati direktna posledica mGluR5 blokade, jer on deluje i kao slab NMDA antagonist,[2][3] i kao pozitivni alosterni modulator mGlu4 receptora,[4] a isto tako postoje dokazi o funkcionalnim interakcijama između mGluR5 i NMDA receptora u pojedinim populacijama neurona.[5] Takođe je pokazano da proizvodi antidepresivne[6][7][8] i anksiolitičke efekte kod životinja,[9][10][11] i da umanjuje dejstvo morfinskog povlačenja,[12] najverovatnije usled direktne interakcije između mGluR5 i
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