bloodshed344
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25T-nBOMe, 2C-EF, 2C-T, and maybe other thio and fluorinated analogs such as 25T21-nBOMe (very unique idea, along with potentially a unique activity), and 25TFM-nBOMe.
Based on nBOMe SAR the potency has to do with, I think the electronegativity in the 4 position, so how would these sulfurated (lol) and fluorinated derivatives compare in the likes of electronegativity and other things like that. For example I know that difluoromethyl could end up being more potent than trifluoromethyl based on this, how would all these different combinations, including 25T21 compare on this kind of analysis? How would fluoro, methylfluoro, difluoromethylthio, trifluoromethyl, trifluoromethylthio etc etc, stack up? There doesn't have to be some kind of massive comprehensive list, but that's what I'm hoping for. The future of nBOMe development is with substitutions like these which will most likely have much different effects than they do in their phenethylamine cousins.
Basically I'd like opinions on how these different substitutions could differ in electronegativity, molecular mass, etc and how this could affect SAR.
Also I'd like to know if any of the compounds I mentioned have already been made and assayed for their Ki (links would be appreciated
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Thanks to all responders, and just as a final point I am 99% sure 2C-EF and 25EF-nBOMe will be made.
Any guesses by informed individuals on the SAR of these different substitutions on 25x-nBOMe will be highly valuable, and plain data on all the substitutions (such as electronegativity, molecular mass, and whatever else is important) would be MOST helpful.
Thanks!
Based on nBOMe SAR the potency has to do with, I think the electronegativity in the 4 position, so how would these sulfurated (lol) and fluorinated derivatives compare in the likes of electronegativity and other things like that. For example I know that difluoromethyl could end up being more potent than trifluoromethyl based on this, how would all these different combinations, including 25T21 compare on this kind of analysis? How would fluoro, methylfluoro, difluoromethylthio, trifluoromethyl, trifluoromethylthio etc etc, stack up? There doesn't have to be some kind of massive comprehensive list, but that's what I'm hoping for. The future of nBOMe development is with substitutions like these which will most likely have much different effects than they do in their phenethylamine cousins.
Basically I'd like opinions on how these different substitutions could differ in electronegativity, molecular mass, etc and how this could affect SAR.
Also I'd like to know if any of the compounds I mentioned have already been made and assayed for their Ki (links would be appreciated
Thanks to all responders, and just as a final point I am 99% sure 2C-EF and 25EF-nBOMe will be made.
Any guesses by informed individuals on the SAR of these different substitutions on 25x-nBOMe will be highly valuable, and plain data on all the substitutions (such as electronegativity, molecular mass, and whatever else is important) would be MOST helpful.
Thanks!
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