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. 2013 Jan 4;9:15–25. doi: 10.3762/bjoc.9.3

Table 1.

In vitro biochemical and cellular activities of test compounds and controls. (n.a. = not active (cruzain IC50 > 50 μM); BNZ = benzindazole; POSA = posaconazole).

compound cruzain activity TcCYP51 activity T. cruzi growth inhibition
kinact/Ki
(s−1·M−1)
in vitro KD
(nM)
cellular activity (Y/N, conc.)a MTCb (μM) HCSc
EC90 (μM)

1 118,000 >2,000 N (1.6 μM) 8 0.10
2 120,000 10
3 16,000 >2,000 N (2.0 μM) 8 1.85
4 67,300 ≤5 Y (0.2 μM) 0.6 0.10
5 ≤5 Y (5.0 μM) ≤10d
6 n.a. >2,000 N (2.0 μM) >10 >10
7 n.a. >2,000 N (0.1 μM) >10 >10
8 n.a. ≤5 Y (0.1 μM) 0.25 0.11
9 81,500 5e 0.017
12 n.a. 620 ± 260 >10 >10
13 n.a. 75 ± 26 1f 3.9
BNZ 10 7.2
POSA ≤5 Y (0.1 μM) 0.003 2.7

aCompound affects ergosterol biosynthesis at indicated concentration as determined by GC/MS analysis. bMinimum effective concentration that clears J774 host cells of parasites at day 40 of the experiment, following 28 days of treatment. cConcentration that reduces parasite load in C2C12 cells by 90% relative to untreated controls. dConcentrations lower than 10 μM were not examined. eExperiment performed in BESM host cell rather than J774 cells. fRead at day 12 following 7 days treatment.