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Synthesis and Preclinical Evaluation of Fluorinated 5-Azaindoles as CB2 PET Radioligands

Annukka Kallinen, Karine Mardon, Samuel Lane, Andrew P. Montgomery, Rajiv Bhalla, Damion H. R. Stimson, Muneer Ahamed, Gary J. Cowin, David Hibbs, Eryn L. Werry, Roger Fulton, Mark Connor, Michael Kassiou

ACS CHEMICAL NEUROSCIENCE(2023)

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Abstract
Severalclasses of cannabinoid receptor type 2 radioligandshavebeen evaluated for imaging of neuroinflammation, with successful clinicaltranslation yet to take place. Here we describe the synthesis of fluorinated5-azaindoles and pharmacological characterization and in vivo evaluation of F-18-radiolabeled analogues. [F-18]2 (hCB2 K (i) = 96.5 nM)and [F-18]9 (hCB2 K (i) = 7.7 nM) were prepared using Cu-mediated F-18-fluorinationwith non-decay-corrected radiochemical yields of 15 & PLUSMN; 6% and18 & PLUSMN; 2% over 85 and 80 min, respectively, with high radiochemicalpurities (>97%) and molar activities (140-416 GBq/& mu;mol).In PET imaging studies in rats, both [F-18]2 and [F-18]9 demonstrated specific bindingin CB2-rich spleen after pretreatment with CB2-specific GW405833.Moreover, [F-18]9 exhibited higher brain uptakeat later time points in a murine model of neuroinflammation comparedwith a healthy control group. The results suggest further evaluationof azaindole based CB2 radioligands is warranted in other neuroinflammationmodels.
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CB2 radioligand,fluorine-18,Cu-mediatedfluorination,aryl boronate,neuroinflammation,LPS
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