Talk:Ciramadol
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Does anybody know how similar or dissimilar this drug is to buprenorphine? As they are both mixed agonist-antagonists at the mu receptor, and both have dose ceilings, they seem quite simiilar. Should this simiilarity perhaps be mentioned on the page? Spiral5800 (talk) 14:31, 5 December 2009 (UTC) Reply
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[edit ]The diethyl, piperidine & morpholine analogues are all seen on Chemspider. All appear to be mixed agonist/antagonists but it means that the N-substituents have been studied.
Burgemeister, T., Ozarslan, O., Ertan, M., Akgun, H., & Wiegrebe, W. (1994). Aminocyclanols.2. Stereochemical studies on a new ciramadol analog by nmr-spectroscopy. Archiv Der Pharmazie, 327 (12), 785-787 https://epub.uni-regensburg.de/15874/1/ubr04143_ocr.pdf
I also saw a p-Cl in place of the m-phenolic group in Reaxys but couldn't get the paper. In all cases, too expensive & complex to be produced in commercial volumes. 3 Chiral centers! This one MIGHT be a pure agonist.