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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2009 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Pharmacol Exp Ther. 2008 Apr 25;326(1):286–295. doi: 10.1124/jpet.108.139675

Table 5.

SoRI Compounds Noncompetitively Inhibit [3H]DA Uptake

Condition VMAX (Percent of Control) Apparent KM (nM)
A. SoRI-20040
Control 100±7 36.8±1.4
0.8 μM 74±7* 50.7±2.2*
3.2 μM 39±2* 48.6±3.0*
12.8 μM 22±2* 50.4±5.0*
B. SORI-20041
Control 100±5 52.9±3.0
0.8 μM 30±2* 65.7±5.1*
3.2 μM 22±4* 78.5±8.9*
12.8 μM 16±2* 87.4±9.0*
C. SORI-2827
Control 100±7* 41.7±2.1
0.8 μM 98±7 72.1±2.3*
3.2 μM 92±6 89.8±3.5*
12.8 μM 68±4* 84.6±5.6*

Uptake binding surfaces were generated as described in Methods in the absence and presence of the indicated concentrations of test drugs. The data of 3 experiments (132 data points) were pooled and fit to the one component uptake equation for the best-fit estimates of the Vmax and Km. Each value is ±SD, n=3.

*

p<0.01 (F-test).