Radiatsionnaia Biologiia, Radioekologii 1997-01-01

[Radiation protective effect of beta-ketoanalogs of hydroxyphenyl ethanolamines].

V I Kulinskiĭ, V G Iashunskiĭ, A D Klimova, T V Alpatova

Index: Radiats. Biol. Radioecol. 37(6) , 914-7, (1997)

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Abstract

Experiments are carried out on 3400 mice, irradiated in dose 8 Gy (LD97/30). beta-Ketoanalogs of adrenaline (adrenalone, 50-150 mumol/kg), m,p-dipivaloyladrenaline (20 mumol/kg) and phenylephrine (but at 2070 mumol/kg) have the high radioprotective effect (survival is 60-100%), beta-ketoanalogs of isoprenaline and m-benzoylphenylephrine have the middle RPE (50-60%). Their effective doses (except dipivaloyladrenalone) are considerably bigger (in 9-76 times), than beta-hydroxysubstances doses, but the toxicity of benzoylphenylephrone, dipivaloyladrenalone and especially adrenalone is by far lower (consequently in 3, 8, 2, 7 and 136 times). Therapeutic indexes of beta-ketosubstances achieve 35-100.