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. 2013 Jul 26;169(8):1824–1839. doi: 10.1111/bph.12254

Table 1.

Characterization of Lu AF21934, Lu AF21935 and Lu AF32615

Lu AF21934 (1) Lu AF21935 (2) Lu AF32615 (3)
Human mGlu4 receptor PAM EC50 nM 500 >10 000 910
%Modulation (EMAX) % 120 18 170
Glutamate fold shift 5 10
Molecular weight Amu 315.2 315.2 197.2
cLogP 3.3 3.3 2.4
LogD7.4 3.3 3.3 n/a
tPSA Å2 72.2 72.2 51.8
Kinetic solubility pH 7.4 μM 120 120 170
Optical rotation [α]21D +45c −39c Achiral
PAMPA PAPP 10−6 cm·s−1 7 7 24
MDCK PAPP A→B; B→A, Ratio 44; 30; 0.7 n/a 42; 28; 0.7
rPPB % 95.6 87.6 88.3
Rat brain unbound fraction UBBR % 3.0 1.9 1.9
Rat CLint mL·min−1 13 77 11
Brain ng·g−1 2422b 740b 822d
Plasma ng·mL−1 2763b 840b 350d
Brain/Plasma ratio 0.9b 0.9ab 2.3d
CSF ng·mL−1 95b 42b n/a
mGlu receptor selectivity FLIPR screens at 10 μM mGlu6 receptor PAM; EC50 = 7 μM No significant cross reactivity at 10 μM Not active at mGlu1,2,3,5,7 in PAM, NAM and agonist mode at 10 μM
Broad cross reactivity panel Binding inhibition A2A antagonist Ki = 7 μM; 5-HT2B antagonist Ki = 2 μM No significant cross reactivity at 10 μM No significant cross reactivity at 10 μM

a, Data for Lu AF21934 partly reported in Bennouar et al. (2013); b, Rat, SC dosing at 10 mg·kg−1, 1 h post-dose, formulated in 20% aqueous HPBCD; c, MeOH/CH2Cl2 (1:1); 2 mg·mL−1; d, PO, 10 mg·kg−1, 1 h post-dose, same formulation as b.