TREK-1 regulates neuronal excitability and neuronal cell apoptosis, and inhibition of TREK-1 is a potential strategy to prevent cell death and achieve neuroprotection in an ischemic stroke. In this work, a series of novel isobenzofuran-1(3)-one derivatives were designed and synthesized as TREK-1 inhibitors, and extensive structure-activity relationships led to the discovery of potent and selective TREK-1 inhibitors having IC values of a low micromolar level. Among them, potently and selectively inhibited TREK-1 (IC = 0.81 μM, selectivity >30 fold over other K, Na, and TRP channels). remarkably reduced the neuron death in the OGD/R-induced cortical neuronal injury model, while adenovirus silencing TREK-1 reduced its neuroprotective effect. Furthermore, could effectively ameliorate brain injury in MCAO/R model mice. Collectively, this work demonstrates that may serve as a novel lead compound to develop a highly potent and selective TREK-1 inhibitor for ischemic stroke treatment.

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