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Analogues of bradykinin were synthesized containing single substitutions by N alpha-methyl amino acids in the 1, 4, 5, 5, and 9 positions. [MeArg]Bradykinin possessed 60% of the muscle-contracting activity of the parent compound in a guinea pig ileum assay. The other analogues were very weak agonists (less than 2%) and, disappointingly, failed to show blocking activity except at very high doses.
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