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titleOfInvention APPLICATION OF KETO-SALICYLATE DERIVATIVES IN INFLAMMATION, ANALGESIA AND PLATELET AGGREGATION OBTAINED BY THE MOLECULAR TRANSFORMATION OF SALICYLATE ESTERS
abstract APPLICATION OF KETO-SALICYLATES DERIVATIVES IN INFLAMMATION, ANALGESIA AND PLATELET AGGREGATION OBTAINED BY THE MOLECULAR TRANSFORMATION OF SALICYLATE ESTERS. The present invention relates to the application of derivatives of the molecular transformation of ester derivatives of salicylates into keto-salicylates as anti-inflammatory, analgesic and antiplatelet agents and cyclooxygenase 2 (COX-2) inhibitors. Aspirin homologues, modified in the ester group, showed that the increase in the acyl group alters the affinity for the COX isoenzymes. The proposed compounds were designed from salicylate esters evaluated on the COX-1 enzymatic isoform, which is constitutive notably known for its ulcerogenic action. The proposed strategy for molecular modification was based on the classical Friedel-Crafts reaction. The results obtained showed that the increase of the homologous chain in ester and ketone groups can generate more promising derivatives of salicylates, which can be selective for the COX-2 enzyme and that ketone derivatives are more promising than ester derivatives.
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