“…Based on the structure-activity relationships observed previously,2 only piperazine substitutions at C-10 were investigated. In the thieno [3,[4][5][6] [ 1,5]benzoxazepines (3), -methylor IV-ethylpiperazinyl substituents (3a,b,d,e,g,i,k,l,n,p) produce the most potent neuroleptic activity. As a consequence, our major efforts were directed toward IV-alkylpiperazine derivatives for 4-6. More careful examination of the data for 3 (Table I) reveals that substitution of the aromatic nucleus at C-7 with methyl (3d,e), chlorine (3k,1), or bromine (3n) has little effect on neuroleptic activity compared to the allhydrogen system (3a,b).…”