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. 2013 Mar 28;451(Pt 2):245–255. doi: 10.1042/BJ20121839

Table 4. Receptor-binding affinity of cyclosporins to FPR1 haplotypes.

fNLFNYK–FITC-binding parameters* pKi for cyclosporins
Haplotype Kd (nM) Bmax pKi for CsA pKi for CsH
CH1 2.0±0.2 48336±4553 7.15±0.05 8.16±0.16
CH2 1.7±0.1 47657±9098 5.26±0.02 6.34±0.04
CH3 1.8±0.2 59135±4185 5.62±0.09 6.48±0.04
CH4 1.3±0.2 33860±4977 5.99±0.12 6.16±0.08
CH5 2.8±0.1 42575±4902 6.86±0.08 7.75±0.09
CH6 1.8±0.4 34093±693 5.63±0.02 6.46±0.05
CH7 1.7±0.3 60688±10388 5.85±0.02 6.47±0.04
CH8 1.3±0.1 36362±353 6.96±0.11 7.90±0.08
CH9 1.9±0.5 39009±6672 7.05±0.09 7.91±0.11
CH10 2.4±0.3 41751±615 7.13±0.12 7.94±0.06
CH11 2.2±0.7 37713±5841 5.59±0.01 6.27±0.02
CH12 3.2±0.3 65059±3570 7.26±0.02 7.91±0.01

*CHO-Gα16 cells stably transfected with individual variants of FPR1 (CH1–CH12) were incubated with various concentrations of fNLFNYK–FITC. The data were analysed by non-linear least-squares analysis to determine Kd and Bmax values.

†Cells were incubated with various concentrations of cyclosporins together with 1 nM fNLFNYK–FITC. Ki was determined by non-linear least-squares analysis using the known Kd for fNLFNYK–FITC and the observed IC50 of cyclosporins for different FPR1 variants.

P<0.05 compared with CH1.