Yasuhiro Tsukimi, Toshihisa Ushiro, Takashi Yamazaki, Harumi Ishikawa,
Jyoji Hirase,
Mitsuhiro Narita, Toshiki Nishigaito, Kimiko Banno, Toshio Ichihara and
Hironori Tanaka
Department of New Drug Research Laboratories, Technical Headquarters,
Shinnippon Pharmaceutical, Inc.,
370 Mita, Kishiwada 596Ð0808, Japan
Abstract: 3ÐAminoÐ5ÐmethylÐ2(2ÐmethylÐ3Ðthienyl)Ðimidazo[1,2Ða]thieno[3,2Ðc]pyridine,
SPIÐ447, is a potent gastric H+,K+ÐATPase inhibitor,
but a detailed mechanism of the inhibition is unknown. This study was designed
to investigate the mechanism by which SPIÐ447 inhibits gastric H+,K+ÐATPase.
For this purpose, the inhibitory action of SPIÐ447 on gastric H+,K+ÐATPase
from porcine gastric mucosa was compared with that of omeprazole (an irreversible
inhibitor) and SCH28080 (a reversible inhibitor). All compounds produced
doseÐdependent inhibition of gastric H+,K+ÐATPase,
and the inhibitory intensities were increased under acidic conditions. The
antiÐH+,K+ÐATPase actions of SPIÐ447 and SCH28080
were attenuated by dilution, but not influenced by glutathione pretreatment.
In contrast, that of omeprazole was not influenced by dilution, but was
suppressed by glutathione pretreatment. KCl addition reversed the inhibition
of H+,K+ÐATPaseÐmediated H+Ðtransport by
SPIÐ447 and SCH28080, but had no effect on that by omeprazole. The antiÐgastric
H+,K+ÐATPase action of SPIÐ447 was additive with that
of SCH28080. SPIÐ447 and SCH28080 had no effect on Na+,K+ÐATPase
activity. These findings indicated that the inhibitory mechanism of SPIÐ447
on gastric H+,K+ÐATPase was similar to that of SCH28080,
but different from that of omeprazole; i.e., 1) reversible, 2) SHÐgroup
independent, 3) K+Ðcompetitive, and 4) highly specific against
gastric H+,K+ÐATPase.
Keywords: H+,K+ÐATPase inhibitor, AntiÐulcer drug,
SPIÐ447, Omeprazole, SCH28080