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Radiosynthesis and Characterization of 11C-GSK215083 as a PET Radioligand for the 5-HT6 Receptor

Christine A. Parker, Roger N. Gunn, Eugenii A. Rabiner, Mark Slifstein, Robert Comley, Cristian Salinas, Christopher N. Johnson, Steen Jakobsen, Sylvain Houle, Marc Laruelle, Vincent J. Cunningham and Laurent Martarello
Journal of Nuclear Medicine February 2012, 53 (2) 295-303; DOI: https://doi.org/10.2967/jnumed.111.093419
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    Synthetic route for radiolabeling 11C-GSK215083.

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    Baseline PET images showing biodistribution of 11C-GSK215083 in pig (A), NHP (B), and human (C) brain (scale bar = %ID/L).

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    Representative baseline time–activity curves of 11C-GSK215083 in pig (A), NHP (B), and human (C) brain.

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    Blood metabolite profile of 11C-GSK215083 in pig and NHP (mean ± SEM).

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    Representative time–activity curves of 11C-GSK215083 before and after administration of blocking dose of unlabeled GSK215083 in pig (0.5 mg/kg) (A) and NHP (0.05 mg/kg) (B), for putamen (5-HT6-rich) and cerebellum (reasonably 5-HT6-devoid) regions of interest.

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    Plot of in vivo VT vs. log total mass dose of unlabeled GSK215083 (in vivo saturation plots) in pig (A) and NHP (B). Corrected Akaike criteria indicate that, in this primate species, cerebellum is best described by a constant and, in both species, all other regions are best described by a nonlinear saturation model.

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    TABLE 1

    In Vitro Binding Profile of GSK215083

    ReceptorKi (nM)
    5-HT60.16
    5-HT2A0.79
    5-HT2B9.1
    5-HT2C17.7
    5-HT1D70
    5-HT1B105
    α1B-adrenoreceptor977
    Dopamine-D2912
    Dopamine-D3977
    5-HT1A>7,000
    5-HT7>10,000
    • Ki values were generated from competition studies performed on recombinant HeLa cell lines stably expressing human form of 5-HT6 receptor (23).

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    VT Values (mL/cm3) Generated for Individual Brain Regions from In Vivo Saturation Studies Conducted on Pigs and NHPs

    SpeciesMass GSK215083 (μg)PutamenCaudateFrontal cortexCerebellum
    Pig216.514.911.78.6
    20011.811.49.48.0
    2,00010.910.88.77.7
    20,0009.49.47.56.9
    NHP0.7624.3022.0117.5514.34
    6.6620.9319.5218.9017.96
    13.6120.6718.3017.2916.44
    72.4015.7214.0413.3111.55
    1,176.3020.0917.9414.1016.78
    11,751.0016.3214.6210.7413.68
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    Comparison of In Vitro Human Binding Affinities of GSK215083 with In Vivo Primate ED50 Values

    Parameter5-HT6 affinity (nM)5-HT2A affinity (nM)5-HT6 ED50 (μg)5-HT2A ED50 (μg)Selectivity: 5-HT6 vs. 5-HT2A
    In vitro0.16*0.79*——4.94
    In vivo——10.1655.105.42
    • ↵* Values were taken from selectivity profile given in Table 1 (23).

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