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. 2004 Dec 13;88(3):1715–1724. doi: 10.1529/biophysj.104.050336

TABLE 2.

Stability constants K for the inhibition of channel formation by PA by chloroquine and related compounds in lipid bilayer membranes

Compound* Side of addition K / 103 M−1 K* / 103 M−1(C2II)
0.15 M KCl
Chloroquine Both sides 676 110
Quinacrine Both sides 12,300 870
Fluphenazine Both sides 5353 2100
0.3 M KCl
Chloroquine Both sides 241 N.D.
Quinacrine Both sides 3701 N.D.
Fluphenazine Both sides 3626 N.D.
1 M KCl
Chloroquine Both sides 55.2 22
cis-side 56.3 16
trans-side 1.9 4.7
Quinacrine Both sides 740 166
Fluphenazine Both sides 2100 620
cis-side 909 300
trans-side 842 810
3 M KCl
Chloroquine Both sides 31.6 N.D.
Quinacrine Both sides 890 322
Fluphenazine Both sides 2000 N.D.

The data represent means of at least three individual titration experiments. The standard deviation was typically <10% of the mean value. The results of similar titration experiments performed with C2II toxin are given for comparison (K*).

*

The membranes were formed from diphytanoyl phosphatidylcholine/n-decane. The aqueous phase contained the indicated KCl and ∼10 ng/ml activated PA63; T = 20°C. K* values from C2II toxin are given for comparison and taken from Bachmeyer et al. (2003).