Table 6

Maximum percentage of antagonism or AD50 by pyrazole analogs

CompoundDose Range Tested (mg/kg)SA% MPERT
SR141716A0.1–3100% (3)96% (0.1)0.34 (0.26–0.44)
3-Substituent
 O-852N.T.N.T.N.T.N.T.
 O-88932% (3)40% (3)11% (3)
 O-10433 and 10None (3, 10)51% (10)None (3, 10)
 O-12691–1038% (3)66% (3)43% (1)
 O-12701–10None (10)37% (3)26% (1)
 O-12713 and 1077% (10)65% (10)36% (3)
1-Substituent
 O-12530.1–1097% (1)3.3 (1.9–6.0)4.7 (2.6–8.3)
 O-125410 and 30Stimulation52% (30)31% (10)
 O-1255100% (10)13% (10)14% (10)
5- and/or 4-Substituent
 O-13020.1–3091% (1)6.4 (2, not available)8.6 (4.4–16.4)
 O-16900.1–1065% (1)1.8 (0.6–5.3)2.7 (1.5–4.7)
 O-16910.1–106% (0.3)1.9 (1.1–3.2)1.8 (1.2–2.7)
 O-17040.1–3065% (3)1.8 (0.7–4.3)2.1 (1.0–4.3)
 O-17100.3–1050% (3)62% (10)51% (1)

AD50 values expressed as μmol/kg (with 95% confidence limits in parentheses) are provided whenever % antagonism is dose-responsive. When % antagonism was not dose-responsive, values are expressed as maximum % antagonism across all doses tested. Dose(s) (mg/kg) at which the maximum antagonist effect occurred are given in parentheses. For SA, stimulation (i.e., maximum antagonism >100%) was not included in % antagonism calculations.

  • SA, suppression of spontaneous activity; MPE, % maximum possible antinociceptive effect in tail-flick assay; RT, rectal temperature; N.T., not tested.