“…SG B-1534 produced dose dependent decreases in systemic (systolic, mean and diastolic) blood pressure (SBP), SGB-1534, a novel phenylpiperazine derivative, is an orally active, long-lasting anti hypertensive agent which effectively lowered blood pressure in several hyper tensive rat models (1). Recently, it has been demonstrated that SGB-1 534 possesses a selective a,-adrenoceptor blocking activity in in vitro and in vivo preparations of guinea pigs and rats (2), rabbits and cats (3), and dogs (4). Furthermore, Nagatomo et al (5) found n recent 3H-radioligand experiments that SGB-1534 binds with a highly specific affinity, comparable to that of prazosin, to ai -adrenoceptor sites in the brain and the aorta of the dog, but not to a2-adrenoceptor sites.…”