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. 2009 Sep 24;1(1):25–35. doi: 10.1021/cn900001b

Table 1. The Affinity of the Dopamine Receptor Antagonists and Agonists on D2L Wild-Type and D2L F3906.52W Receptora.

compound Ki measured Ki for D2L wild-type (nM) Ki for D2L F3906.52W (nM) Kimut/Ki
Antagonists
spiperone Ki 0.09 (0.08−0.12)b (−1.05)c 0.14 (0.08−0.19)b (−1.16)c 1.6
haloperidol Ki 0.41 (0.24−0.69)b (−0.84)c 0.60 (0.52−0.69)b (−1.04)c 1.5
nemonapride Ki 0.14 (0.10−0.18)b (−0.84)c 1.5 (1.2−1.8)b (−0.98)c 11
Agonists
dopamine K0.5 450 (380−660)b (−0.43)c >20 000 >44
  Khigh 8.4 (4.6−25)b (31%)d    
  Klow 2000 (1400−2800)b >20 000 >10
7-OH-DPAT K0.5 69 (49−98)b (−0.40)c 2200 (1600−3200)b (−0.45)c 32
  Khigh 1.1 (0.45−2.5)b (39%)d 21 (11−41)b (28%)d 19
  Klow 190 (110−340)b 5600 (3700−8500)b 29
quinpirole K0.5 610 (460−790)b (−0.44)c 2500 (1700−3700)b (−0.56)c 4
  Khigh 13 (6.9−25)b (31%)d 22 (11−41)b (25%)d 1.7
  Klow 2100 (1500−3200)b 5000 (3200−7500)b 2.3
a

The affinities of investigated substances were determined on membrane preparations of stably transfected CHO cells expressing either D2L wild-type or D2L F3906.52W receptor using [3H]spiperone displacement study. Data are derived from normalized curves of 3-4 experiments done in triplicate. The factor Kimut/Ki indicates the changes in the affinity.

b

95% confidence interval.

c

Hill slope.

d

Fraction of high-affinity sites.