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. 2007 May 2;104(20):8520–8525. doi: 10.1073/pnas.0611364104

Table 2.

Analgesic activity of A-803467

Pain model ED50 Effect, %
Acute nociception
Rat acute therm. >100 0 ± 0
Rat acute mech. 65 70 ± 4*
Inflammatory pain
Formalin-flinching >100 9 ± 11
Capsaicin, mech. allodynia 100 46 ± 4*
CARR, therm. hyperalgesia 100 54 ± 10*
CFA, therm. hyperalgesia Day 2 41 64 ± 6*
CFA, therm. hyperalgesia Day 4 38 71 ± 10*
CFA, mech. allodynia Day 2 >100 34 ± 15*
CFA, mech. allodynia Day 4 >100 42 ± 15*
Neuropathic pain
SNL, mech. allodynia 47 70 ± 12*
CCI, mech. allodynia 85 56 ± 10*
CCI, cold allodynia 70 61 ± 11*
Vincristine, mech. allodynia >100 9 ± 9
Postoperative pain
Skin incision at 2 h >100 14 ± 2
Skin incision at 24 h >100 32 ± 18*
Visceral pain
Mouse writhing assay (s.c.) >100 34 ± 6*
Cyclophosphamide, cystitis >100 0 ± 10
Colonic distension (MED) 100 25 ± 5*
Motor effects
Locomotor activity >300 12 ± 12
Rotorod performance >300 0 ± 0
Edge balance >300 0 ± 0

Percent analgesic effect assessed at 100 mg/kg, i.p.

*, significantly different (P < 0.05) from vehicle-treated animals (n = 6–12 per experimental group).

†, percent effect tested at 300 mg/kg, i.p. therm., thermal; mech., mechanical; MED, minimum effective dose; CCI, chronic constriction injury, SNL, spinal nerve ligation.