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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: Gastroenterology. 2011 Dec 7;142(3):654–663. doi: 10.1053/j.gastro.2011.11.035

Table 2.

Predicted and measured impact of BSVs on antiviral activity of ketoamides1.

Genotype 1a
HCV
IRECS EC50 [nM] Fold-change in EC50
Boceprevir TLL Boceprevir Telaprevir Boceprevir Telaprevir
H77S.3/GLuc2A - - 870 (±48) 120 (±10) 1.0 1.0
Q41H MiN2 MiN 1040 (±60) 410 (±10) 1.2 3.5
T42A NoI NoI - - - -
T42S NoI NoI - - - -
F43S NoI NoI - - - -
I132V MiN MiN 980 (±60) 280 (±40) 1.1 2.4
K136R NoI NP 440 (±19) 100 (±10) 0.5 0.9
F154Y SN SN ND3 ND ND ND
R155K MeN SN 1830 (±240) 1010 (±240) 2.1 8.8
T160A NoI NoI - - - -
D168G MiN MeN 490 (±50) 260 (±30) 0.6 2.2
D168E NoI NoI - - - -
1

The table compares the in silico predictions of the impact of BSVs on ketoamide binding from the IRECS20 analysis, and corresponding EC50 values determined from H77S.3/GLuc2A-transfected cell cultures. Results shown represent the mean ± SD and fold changes (FC) compared to wild-type.

2

Predicted impact: NoI, no impact; MiN, minor negative impact, change only in a single ketoamide-BSV interaction (H-bond, van der Waals) or in polarity; MeN, moderate negative impact, combined changes in ketoamide-BSV interaction and polarity; SN, strong negative impact, same as for MeN but at particularly close ketoamide-BSV interaction sites; NP, not predictable;

3

ND, not determined.