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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Feb 28.
Published in final edited form as: J Med Chem. 2013 Feb 18;56(4):1693–1703. doi: 10.1021/jm301774u

Table 3.

Binding Affinity and Selectivity for Selected Analogues at the hM1-hM5mAcChRsa

Compd Ki, nM
hM5 hM1 (M1/M5)b hM2(M2/M5)b hM3(M3/M5)b hM4 (M4/M5)b
1 17.6 7.5 (0.4) 9.5 (0.5) 6.5 (0.4) 36.9 (2.1)
8 420 170 (0.4) 1,100 (2.6) 1,370 (3.3) 1,730 (4.1)
20 470 3,290 (7.0) 2,030 (4.3) 4,070 (8.7) 11,500 (24)
28 230 1,390 (6.0) >100,000 (>435) 31,100 (135) 10,500 (46)
45 60 290 (4.8) 1,170 (20) 2,840 (47) 1,890 (32)
56 2,240 25,300 (11) >100,000 (>45) >100,000 (>45) >100,000 (>45)
57 5,040 24,400 (4.8) >100,000 (>20) >100,000 (>20) >100,000 (>20)
63 740 5,270 (7.1) 540 (0.7) 4,890 (6.6) 5,740 (7.8)
66 3,340 27,000 (8.0) >100,000 (>30) >100,000 (>30) >100,000 (>30)
a

At least three independent experiments with samples evaluated in duplicate were performed to obtain the Ki value;

b

Numbers in the parentheses are the ratios of binding affinity between M5 and the respective subtype.