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Una nueva aproximación a la optimización terapéutica del diclofenaco

Authors: Yadav, M.R.; Halen, P.K.; Chagti, K.K.; Hemalatha, B.; Giridhar, R.;

Una nueva aproximación a la optimización terapéutica del diclofenaco

Abstract

Con objeto de obtener compuestos con menor toxicidad gástrica que el diclofenaco, se sintetizaron y evaluaron cinco ésteres derivados aminoetílicos N,N-sustituidos derivados del diclofenaco. Estos ésteres se diseñaron para satisfacer el requisito estructural de disponer de una actividad anticolinérgica intacta antes de la separación. Además de bloquear el grupo carboxilo ácido mediante esterificación, esta actividad se incorporó a los ésteres sintetizados, con el beneficio adicional esperado de la reducción de la secreción de ácido gástrico y la consecuente eliminación de la irritación local mediante un mecanismo dual. En este estudio se describen la síntesis, la cinética de la hidrólisis y la actividad biológica de estos ésteres. Todos los derivados de éster permanecieron estables en tampones de pH 2,0 y 7,4 durante un período de tiempo suficiente, lo que aseguró su absorción en estado intacto y la eliminación de la irritación gástrica local producida por el fármaco principal. Se observó una rápida hidrólisis enzimática de todos los derivados en un 80% de suero humano combinado. Se descubrió que los ésteres sintetizados poseían la actividad anticolinérgica propuesta. Se mantuvo la actividad antiinflamatoria en la mayoría de los compuestos y se logró una significativa reducción del potencial ulcerogénico en comparación con el diclofenaco.

In an effort for obtaining compounds with lower gastric toxicity than diclofenac, five different N,Ndisubstitutedaminoethyl ester derivatives of diclofenac were synthesized and evaluated. These esters were designed so as to satisfy the structural requirement for them to possess the anticholinergic activity in intact form before cleavage. Besides blocking the acidic carboxyl group by esterification this activity was incorporated into the synthesized esters with an expected additional benefit of having reduced gastric acid secretion and thereby abolishing the local irritation by a dual mechanism. This report describes the synthesis, hydrolysis kinetics and the biological activity of these esters. All the ester derivatives were found to be stable in buffers (pH 2.0 and 7.4) for sufficient time period, assuring them to be absorbed intact and to successfully overcome the local gastric irritation of the parent drug. A fast enzymatic hydrolysis was observed for all the derivatives in 80% pooled human serum. The synthesized esters were found to possess the proposed anticholinergic activity. The anti-inflammatory activity for most of the compounds was retained with a significant reduction in the ulcerogenic potential compared to diclofenac.

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Diclofenac, Mucosal injury, Ulcerogenicidad, Gastrointestinal toxicity, Efecto de contacto directo, Profármacos, Direct contact effect, Ulcerogenicity, Diclofenaco, Prodrugs, Toxicidad gastrointestinal, Daño en la mucosa

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