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.