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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Apr 14.
Published in final edited form as: J Med Chem. 2011 Mar 7;54(7):2282–2292. doi: 10.1021/jm1014378

Table 3.

Effects of hydrophobic domain on IN inhibition

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Compd R1 linker R2 R3 IN IC50 (μM)a
3′P STb
11c H CH2OCH2 iPr benzyl >111 21 ± 2
51 H CH2OCH2 iPr 4-Fbenzyl >111 7.3 ± 0.8
52 F CH2OCH2 iPr 4-Fbenzyl >111 5.5 ± 0.7
53 H CH2OCH2 Et benzyl >111 8.2 ± 1.0
54 H CH2OCH2 Me H >111 75 ± 7
55 H CH2OCH2 benzyl Et >111 36 ± 6
56 F CH2OCH2 benzyl Et >111 11 ± 0.8
64 H CH2 iPr 4-Fbenzyl >111 32 ± 6
65 F CH2 iPr 4-Fbenzyl >111 73 ± 12
66 H CH2 iPr benzyl >111 28 ± 2
67 H CH2 Et benzyl >111 >111
68 F CH2 Et benzyl >111 24 ± 3
69 H CH2 Me H >111 >111
70 F CH2 Me H >111 >111
75 H CH2 benzo (fused) >111 >111
76 F CH2 benzo (fused) >111 >111
a

Concentration inhibiting enzymatic function by 50%.

b

Mean value ± standard deviation from triplicate experiments.

c

Ref 30.