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Published in final edited form as: Bioorg Med Chem Lett. 2012 Jun 6;22(14):4585–4592. doi: 10.1016/j.bmcl.2012.05.101

Table 3.

Results of in vitro FRET-based screening using reporter compound 17 of the inhibition of lipase activities

Compound Number Detail of N-formyl- α-amino ester hDAGLα inhibition at 10 μM detergent free or (0.05% Triton X-100) (%) Lipoprotein Lipase (Bacterial) inhibition at 10 μM (%) Pancreatic Lipase (Porcine) inhibition at 10 μM (%)
3 (THL) L-leucyl 92, 86* (99) 92 98
4 (OMDM-188) L-isoleucyl 92 (99) 84 99
5 L-allo-isoleucyl 92 (99) 61 98
6 D-isoleucylA 90 (98) 86 99
7 D-allo-isoleucyl 90 (98) 68 95
8 (S)-α-aminobutyryl 93 (100) 80 97
9 none 14 (72) <0 38
trans-10 none 69* 67 96
cis-11 none 65* 33 94
JZL184 NA 59, 44* 36 36
URB597 NA 22, 7* 21 68
n-C16H33SO2F NA 40, 94* 8 29
PMSF NA 8* <0 17
RHC80267 (1) NA 70, 40* <0 78
SD41 NA 17, 7* <0 <0
JZL195 NA 84, 55* <0 43

NA, not applicable

A

5% impurity in D-isoleucyl analog due to D-allo-isoleucyl analog

*

protein was pretreated with JZL184 to completely inhibit MAGL activity