Antiinflammatory, gastrosparing, and antiplatelet properties of new NO-donor esters of aspirin

Clara Cena; Marco L Lolli; Loretta Lazzarato; Elena Guaita; Giuseppina Morini; Gabriella Coruzzi; Stuart P McElroy; Ian L Megson; Roberta Fruttero; Alberto Gasco

doi:10.1021/jm020969t

Antiinflammatory, gastrosparing, and antiplatelet properties of new NO-donor esters of aspirin

Clara Cena
, Marco L Lolli
, Loretta Lazzarato
, Elena Guaita
, Giuseppina Morini
, Gabriella Coruzzi
, Stuart P McElroy
, Ian L Megson
, Roberta Fruttero
, Alberto Gasco

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A new series of NSAIDs in which aspirin is joined by an ester linkage to furoxan moieties, with different ability to release NO, were synthesized and tested for NO-releasing, antiinflammatory, antiaggregatory, and ulcerogenic properties. Related furazan derivatives, aspirin, its propyl ester, and its gamma-nitrooxypropyl ester were taken as references. All the products described present an antiinflammatory trend, maximized in derivatives 12, 16, and 17, they are devoid of acute gastrotoxicity, principally due to their ester nature, and show an antiplatelet activity primarily determined by their ability to release NO. They do not behave as aspirin prodrugs in human serum.

langue originale	English
Pages (de - à)	747-54
Nombre de pages	8
journal	Journal of Medicinal Chemistry
Volume	46
Numéro de publication	5
Les DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1021/jm020969t
état	Published - 2003

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