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. 2011 Nov;339(2):662–677. doi: 10.1124/jpet.111.185025

TABLE 1.

Inhibition by various compounds of specific binding to the DAT, σ1, or σ2 receptors

The values listed are Ki values ± S.E.M. (95% confidence limits), with the exception of the value for WIN 35,428 at the DAT, which is a Kd value obtained from a homologous competition study. See Materials and Methods for details of the assay procedures and derivation of Ki values.

Compound Ki Value
DAT σ1 σ2
mM
WIN 35,428 5.24 (4.92–5.57)a 5700 (4060–8020) 4160 (3120–5550)
SH 3-24 12.2 (10.8–13.8) 22.9 (18.5–28.2) 20.0 (15.7–25.6)
Nomifensine 21.0 (18.9–23.3) 8240 (5360–12,700) 65,200 (54,300–78,300)
Methylphenidate 65.8 (61.2–70.8) 6780 (4520–10,200) 37,400 (21,200–66,100)
Cocaineb 76.6 (72.6–80.5) 5190 (3800–7060) 19,300 (16,000–23,300)
Rimcazole 96.6 (77.3–121) 883 (661–1180) 238 (171–329)
SH 3-28 188 (166–213) 19.0 (15.3–23.6) 47.2 (40.4–55.2)
AC927 1,930 (1610–2320) 53.1 (45.6–61.8) 78.9 (48.2–129)
BD 1008b 2,510 (2250–2790) 2.13 (1.77–2.56) 16.6 (13.0–21.1)
BD 1047b 3,220 (2820–3670) 3.13 (2.68–3.65) 47.5 (36.7–61.4)
NE-100 3,590 (3,210–4,000) 2.48 (2.13–2.88) 121 (91.9–159)
BD 1063b 8,020 (7100–9060) 8.81 (7.15–10.9) 625 (447–877)
a

The value for affinity of WIN 35,428 at the DAT is a Kd value obtained from a homologous competition study.

b

The values for these compounds are those reported in the literature by Garcés-Ramírez et al. (2010) using methods identical to those in the present study. For the [3H]DTG assay, the data typically modeled better for two than one binding site, and the Ki values for the higher affinity site are displayed in the table. The DTG high-affinity site is the site recognized as the σ2 receptor, whereas the low-affinity site is currently not identified. Values for the low-affinity DTG site (95% confidence limits) were as follows: SH 3-24, 12,700 (1300–124,000) nM; rimcazole, 25,900 (3620–185,000) nM; AC927, 55,200 (6860–444,000) nM; BD 1008, 20,500 (9640–43,500) nM; BD 1047, 55,300 (25,000–122,000) nM; and BD 1063, 53,700 (16,500–174,000) nM.