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Organic and Biomolecular Chemistry | 2004

Syntheses of 3-acetoacetylaminobenzo[b]furan derivatives having cysteinyl leukotriene 2 receptor antagonistic activity

Kumiko Ando; Eriko Tsuji; Yuko Ando; Noriko Kuwata; Jun-ichi Kunitomo; Masayuki Yamashita; Shunsaku Ohta; Shigekatsu Kohno; Yoshitaka Ohishi

Novel 3-acetoacetylaminobenzo[b]furan derivatives having a modified triene system at the 3-position were synthesized starting with 3-aminobenzo[b]furans. The enol isomers, 3-[(3-hydroxybut-2-enonyl)amino]benzo[b]furans (), of the 3-acetoacetylaminobenzo[b]furans were obtained as stable isomers owing to formation of a hydrogen bonding between the enol hydroxyl group and the amidocarbonyl group. The planarity of the C-2 substituent through the C-3 side chain suggested the existence of a modified conjugational triene system in the enol compound. Cysteinyl leukotriene 1 and 2 receptor antagonistic activities for these compounds were evaluated. 2-(4-Cyanobenzoyl or ethoxycarbonyl)-3-[(2-cyano-3-hydroxybut-2-enonyl)amino]benzo[b]furans (, ) were moderately active.


Organic and Biomolecular Chemistry | 2003

Preparation of 3-acetoacetylaminobenzo[b]furan derivatives with cysteinyl leukotriene receptor 2 antagonistic activity

Eriko Tsuji; Kumiko Ando; Jun-ichi Kunitomo; Masayuki Yamashita; Shunsaku Ohta; Shigekatsu Kohno; Yoshitaka Ohishi

Novel 3-acetoacetylaminobenzo[b]furan derivatives with a modified triene system at the 3-position were prepared through acylation of the 3-aminobenzo[b]furans with 5-methylisoxazole-4-carboxylic acid chloride followed by basic cleavage of the isoxazole ring and several of these compounds showed moderate cysteinyl leukotriene receptor 2 antagonistic activity.


Organic and Biomolecular Chemistry | 2005

Synthesis of 2-, 4- and 5-(2-alkylcarbamoyl-1-methylvinyl)-7-alkyloxybenzo[b]furans and their leukotriene B4 receptor antagonistic activity

Kumiko Ando; Eriko Tsuji; Yuko Ando; Jun-ichi Kunitomo; Reina Kobayashi; Takehiko Yokomizo; Takao Shimizu; Masayuki Yamashita; Shunsaku Ohta; Takeshi Nabe; Shigekatsu Kohno; Yoshitaka Ohishi

Variable 7-carboxylpropoxy or (1-phenyl)ethoxybenzo[b]furan derivatives with (E)- and (Z)-2-alkylcarbamoyl-1-methylvinyl groups at the 2-, 4-, and 5-positions were prepared to find novel and selective leukotriene B(4) (LTB(4)) receptor antagonists. (E)-2-(2-Diethylcarbamoyl-1-methylvinyl)-7-(1-phenylethoxy)benzo[b]furan (4v) showed selective inhibition of the human BLT(2) receptor (hBLT(2)). On the other hand, (E)-2-acetyl-4-(2-diethylcarbamoyl-1-methylvinyl)-7-(1-phenylethoxy)benzo[b]furan (7c) inhibited both human BLT(1) receptor (hBLT(1)) and hBLT(2). The (E)-2-(2-diethylcarbamoyl-1-methylvinyl) group lay on approximately the same plane as the benzo[b]furan ring, whereas the (E)-4-(2-diethylcarbamoyl-1-methylvinyl) group had a torsion angle (45.7 degrees ) from the benzo[b]furan ring plane. However, the (Z)-(2-alkylcarbamoyl-1-methylvinyl)benzo[b]furans were inactive. The inhibitory activity depended on the conformation of the 2-alkylcarbamoyl-1-methylvinyl groups.


Organic and Biomolecular Chemistry | 2004

Preparation of 2- and 4-(2-alkylcarbamoyl-1-methylvinyl)-7-alkyloxybenzo[b]furans having potent antagonistic activity against human leukotriene B4 BLT1 and/or BLT2 receptors

Kumiko Ando; Eriko Tsuji; Yuko Ando; Jun-ichi Kunitomo; Masayuki Yamashita; Shunsaku Ohta; Takeshi Nabe; Shigekatsu Kohno; Takehiko Yokomizo; Takao Shimizu; Yoshitaka Ohishi

(E)-2-Acetyl-4-(2-diethylcarbamoyl-1-methylvinyl)-7-(1-phenylethoxy)benzo[b]furan (4b) with a characteristic conformation and (E)-2-(2-morpholinocarbo-1-methylvinyl)-7-ethoxycarbopropoxybenzo[b]furan ((E)-3b) were prepared and evaluated for their leukotriene B4(LTB4) antagonistic activity. Compound 4b showed potent antagonistic activity against human BLT1 and BLT2 receptors. Compound (E)-3b displayed selective BLT2 receptor antagonistic activity. Both compounds were inactive to cysteinyl LT receptors.


Japanese Journal of Pharmaceutical Health Care and Sciences | 2008

Study on Palatability of Antibacterial Formulations for Pediatric Use-Evaluation of Suspension/Dispersion Capabilities and Bitterness Intensity-

Sachie Okada; Eri Takemoto; Toshihiko Ishizaka; Kanako Taniuchi; Eriko Tsuji; Takahiro Uchida

The purpose of this study was to evaluate the suspension and dispersion capabilities and bitterness intensity of seven types of antibacterial formulations on the market (azithromycin fine granules,clarithromycin dry syrup,cefditoren pivoxil fine granules,cefdinir fine granules,cefcapene pivoxil fine granules,erythromycin dry syrup,oseltamivir dry syrup) which influence palatability for pediatric patients.The particle size of the formulations was also examined since it could influence their precipitation from suspensions.At the same time we tested mixtures of oseltamivir dry syrup and four types of antibiotic formulation (2 types of macrolide antibiotic formulation : azithromycin fine granules and clarithromycin dry syrup ; 2 types of cephem antibiotic formulation : cefditoren pivoxil fine granules and cefcapene pivoxil fine granules) assuming that these antibiotic formulations were taken with oseltamivir dry syrup.Some formulations showed low suspension and dispersion capability and others high bitterness intensities.Further,our findings suggested that taking oseltamivir dry syrup together with macrolide antibiotic formulations markedly enhanced bitterness intensity.We concluded that pharmacists should develop formulations in consideration of palatability and should provide appropriate information on them.


Chemical & Pharmaceutical Bulletin | 2003

The bitterness intensity of clarithromycin evaluated by a taste sensor

Atsu Tanigake; Yohko Miyanaga; Tomoko Nakamura; Eriko Tsuji; Kenji Matsuyama; Masaru Kunitomo; Takahiro Uchida


Chemical & Pharmaceutical Bulletin | 2004

Bitterness Evaluation of Medicines for Pediatric Use by a Taste Sensor

Toshihiko Ishizaka; Yohko Miyanaga; Junji Mukai; Kiyokazu Asaka; Yuka Nakai; Eriko Tsuji; Takahiro Uchida


Chemical & Pharmaceutical Bulletin | 2004

The combination effect of L-arginine and NaCl on bitterness suppression of amino acid solutions.

Tazuko Ogawa; Tomoko Nakamura; Eriko Tsuji; Yohko Miyanaga; Hiroyo Nakagawa; Hitomi Hirabayashi; Takahiro Uchida


Chemical & Pharmaceutical Bulletin | 2006

Evaluation of Bitterness Suppression of Macrolide Dry Syrups by Jellies

Eriko Tsuji; Takahiro Uchida; Atsuko Fukui; Ryuta Fujii; Hisakazu Sunada


Chemical & Pharmaceutical Bulletin | 2004

Quantitative Taste Evaluation of Total Enteral Nutrients

Junji Mukai; Yohko Miyanaga; Toshihiko Ishizaka; Kiyokazu Asaka; Yuka Nakai; Eriko Tsuji; Takahiro Uchida

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Takahiro Uchida

Mukogawa Women's University

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Toshihiko Ishizaka

Mukogawa Women's University

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Yohko Miyanaga

Mukogawa Women's University

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Emi Tokuyama

Mukogawa Women's University

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Junji Mukai

Mukogawa Women's University

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Jun-ichi Kunitomo

Mukogawa Women's University

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Kumiko Ando

Mukogawa Women's University

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Masayuki Yamashita

Kyoto Pharmaceutical University

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Shigekatsu Kohno

Kyoto Pharmaceutical University

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Shunsaku Ohta

Kyoto Pharmaceutical University

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