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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Dec 23.
Published in final edited form as: J Med Chem. 2010 Nov 24;53(24):8642–8649. doi: 10.1021/jm1010447

Table 2.

Summary of intestinal Ca transport.

Compound Structure of a side chain (R) Compd No. Dose level (pmol/rat/day) Intestinal Ca transport (increase in S/M ratio* compared to Vehicle)
1α,25-(OH)2D3 - 1 260 3.2
graphic file with name nihms254724t1.jpg graphic file with name nihms254724t2.jpg 4 260 4.0
graphic file with name nihms254724t3.jpg 5 260 1.5
graphic file with name nihms254724t4.jpg 6 260 1.4
graphic file with name nihms254724t5.jpg 7 260 1.6
graphic file with name nihms254724t6.jpg 8 260 2.8
graphic file with name nihms254724t7.jpg graphic file with name nihms254724t3.jpg 9 35100 2.4
graphic file with name nihms254724t4.jpg 10 7020 3.0
graphic file with name nihms254724t5.jpg 13 35100 3.0
graphic file with name nihms254724t6.jpg 14 7020 3.2
graphic file with name nihms254724t8.jpg graphic file with name nihms254724t3.jpg 11 35100 1.4
graphic file with name nihms254724t5.jpg 15 35100 1.6
graphic file with name nihms254724t6.jpg 16 21060 1.6
*

S/M Ratio = the amount of calcium found in the serosal compartment divided by the amount of calcium present in the mucosal compartment