An update on the compound challenge: 91-00-9

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Recently I am researching about NITRIC-OXIDE SYNTHASE; SELECTIVE-INHIBITION; DERIVATIVES; AGENT; IDENTIFICATION; ACETAMIDINES; AMIDOXIME; COMPONENT; THERAPY; AMIDINE, Saw an article supported by the MIURMinistry of Education, Universities and Research (MIUR) [FAR2018]. Published in WILEY-V C H VERLAG GMBH in WEINHEIM ,Authors: Maccallini, C; Marinelli, L; Indorf, P; Cacciatore, I; Fantacuzzi, M; Clement, B; Di Stefano, A; Amoroso, R. The CAS is 91-00-9. Through research, I have a further understanding and discovery of Diphenylmethanamine. Recommanded Product: Diphenylmethanamine

Under different pathological conditions, aberrant induction of neuronal nitric oxide synthase (nNOS) generates overproduction of NO that can cause irreversible cell damage. The aim of this study was to develop an amidoxime prodrug of a potent nNOS inhibitor, the benzhydryl acetamidine. We synthesized the benzhydryl acetamidoxime, which was evaluatedin vitroto ascertain the potential NOS inhibitory activity, as well as conducting bioconversion into the parent acetamidine. The prodrug was also profiled forin vitrophysicochemical properties, by determining the lipophilicity, passive permeation through the human gastrointestinal tract and across the blood-brain barrier by PAMPA, and chemical, enzymatic, and plasma stability. The obtained data demonstrate that the amidoxime prodrug shows an improved pharmacokinetic profile with respect to the acetamidine nNOS inhibitor, thus suggesting that it could be a promising lead compound to treat all those pathological conditions in which nNOS activity is dysregulated.

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