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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Apr 17.
Published in final edited form as: ACS Chem Biol. 2009 Apr 17;4(4):299–307. doi: 10.1021/cb800313m

Table 1.

Data for inhibition of precursor self-splicing by peptoids that bind to the ribozyme when displayed on a microarray.

Sequence R1,R2,R3,R4 IC50 (µM)a Relative Array Binding Signal b, c
4-4-3-12 158 ± 14 1.00
4-6-3-12 150 ± 40 0.35
4-3-3-12 157 ± 40 0.66
6-4-3-12 209 ± 90 0.71
3-3-2-12 399 ± 14 0.56
7-6-2-12 500 ± 110 0.42
8-3-2-12 633 ± 153 0.48
3-4-3-12 817 ± 76 0.24
3-8-2-12 1217 ± 301 0.79
1-3-2-12 1320 ± 814 0.27
3-1-2-12 1733 ± 681 0.34
3-6-3-12 2200 ± 1304 0.35
1-5-8-12d >5,000 0.00
Pentamidine 200±35 -
a

All reactions were completed in the presence of 1 mM nucleotide concentration of bulk yeast tRNA competitor.

b

In these assays, peptoids are conjugated to alkyne-functionalized agarose microarrays via HDCRs.

c

Values are determined by dividing the signal from the compound by the signal from 4-4-3-12 at the highest loading spot from Figure 2.

d

Compound 1-5-8-12 is a negative control that did not give signal for binding to the ribozyme on the array.