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. 1998 Aug 18;95(17):9831–9836. doi: 10.1073/pnas.95.17.9831

Table 1.

Role of flavone substituents on the affinity for H6-NBD2

Flavonoid Substituents
Apparent Kd, μM*
3 5 7 4′
Flavone 34.1  ±  11.5
3-hydroxy flavone OH 10.1  ±  2.5
7-hydroxy flavone OH 34.9  ±  4.5
Chrysin OH OH 8.9  ±  0.3
Galangin OH OH OH 5.3  ±  0.1
Kaempferol OH OH OH OH 6.7  ±  0.3
Kaempferide OH OH OH OCH3 4.5  ±  0.2
*

The H6-NBD2 domain was incubated under conditions of Fig. 2 with increasing concentrations of substituted flavones; the quenching of intrinsic fluorescence was plotted as a function of concentration, and the apparent Kd was determined by using the grafit program. For the different flavones, the average maximal quenching was 100.2 ± 5.9%.