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. 2012 Jun 15;7(6):e39076. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0039076

Table 2. Datasets of our collected dopamine receptor D1, D2, D3 and D4 selective ligands against another subtype.

Dopamine receptor subtype Selectivity against the second subtype Number of subtype selective ligands against the second subtype Range of binding affinity ratio Mean of binding affinity ratio
D1 D2 97 10–4533 359
D3 21 11–559 122
D4 29 11–4600 770
D2 D1 43 10–3707 337
D3 37 10–615 66
D4 63 10–1851 113
D3 D1 48 17–38461 3863
D2 99 10–6666 259
D4 85 10–9111 950
D4 D1 27 13–4761 1315
D2 408 10–10752 2962
D3 207 10–51162 1175

The binding affinity ratio is the experimentally measured binding affinity to the second subtype divided by that to the first subtype: (Ki of the second subtype / Ki of the first subtype). This dataset was used as positive samples for testing subtype selectivity of our developed virtual screening models.