Abstract
The synthesis and biological properties of a series of nicotinamide ethers are described. These compounds, structurally novel calcium-independent phosphodiesterase inhibitors, also inhibit the binding of [3H]rolipram to rat brain membranes and reverse reserpine-induced hypothermia in the mouse. Several compounds exhibited potent in vivo activity comparable to the standard agent, rolipram.
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