Several quinazoline derivatives were made as mitochondrial complex 1 inhibitors. Compound 4 showed an IC(50) of 11.3 nM and was the most potent compound of this series. The (18)F analog of 4, [(18)F] 4, was injected in the rat and showed high and rapid heart uptake, fast liver clearance, and low blood uptake. Images obtained using a microPET showed clear delineation of the myocardium in normal rats and perfusion deficit in ischemic rats. In the non-human primate, [(18)F] 4 showed rapid uptake and clearance from the myocardium and high liver uptake.

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