5'-halogenated Analogs of Oxymorphindole
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Abstract
The presence of a 6,7-fused indole group in the indolomorphinans was considered to be responsible for the delta opioid selectivity for this class of ligands. Herein is shown that 5'-halogenated analogs of oxymorphindole are opioids with little selectivity for delta receptors over mu opioid receptors.
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