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New Selective Histamine H1 Agonists. Synthesis and Pharmacology

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Specialty Pharmacy
Date 1990 Dec 14
PMID 2091019
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In this article the synthesis and histaminergic H1 activity of a series of substituted 2-phenylhistamines are described. It appeared that substitution of the phenyl ring of these compounds influences the H1 activity substantially. In general, substitution in para position causes a decrease in H1 activity. However, in the meta-substituted members both increases and decreases of H1 activity have been observed; thus the meta nitro and meta methoxy derivatives are four times as potent as the parent 2-phenylhistamine. As far as investigated, neither H1 nor H3 activity could be established.

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