RTI-4793-14 (HBMP), a ligand with high affinity for the PCP site 2 and high selectivity for this site over the PCP site 1, has been developed.[2][3] Similarly to PCP, RTI-4793-1 inhibits monoaminereuptake with moderate potency, but unlike PCP, has very low potency as an NMDA receptor antagonist.[2] It shows a profile of a serotonin–norepinephrine–dopamine reuptake inhibitor (SNDRI).[2] Although this was inferred to be related to binding to the PCP site 2, subsequent research found that RTI-4793-14 also has considerable affinity for the DAT; it does not appear to have been characterized at the SERT or NET, but may bind to them similarly, and these interactions could potentially explain its monoamine reuptake inhibition as an alternative to the PCP site 2.[3]
Activity profiles
Selected ligands, PCP sites, monoamine reuptake, and NMDAR inhibition[1]
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