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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Nov 26.
Published in final edited form as: J Med Chem. 2012 Nov 8;55(22):9669–9681. doi: 10.1021/jm300908t

Table 6. Activity of CAI-1 ester analogs in mutant CqsS receptors.

Compound wild-type CqsS CqsS C170A CqsS C170Y
EC50 (nM)a % Responseb EC50 (nM)a % Responseb EC50 (nM)a % Responseb
(S)-CAI-1, 1 62±3 100±4 72±21 100±44 >50,000 20c
C8-CAI-113 9,400±1,600 83±46 2,100±940 61±70 260±34 100±8
C8-ester, 9 180±170 108±4 110±22 99±34 >50,000 66c
4-Ph-ester, 37 1,100±270 59±22 >50,000 16c >50,000 22c
5-Ph-ester, 38 231±15 93±6 180±33 83±29 >50,000 19c
3-Cy-ester, 39 310±51 82±10 790±220 73±28 420±96 93±14
4-Cy-ester, 40 84±6 97±6 360±84 77±32 960±320 51±48
5-Cy-ester, 41 190±27 95±9 1,000±180 101±53 11,000±9,800 66±57
a

Values determined using standard light-based agonist bioassay with the designated CqsS mutant strain, see Supporting Information. All EC50 values are the mean of triplicate analyses with the range defining the 95% confidence interval.

b

Percent maximal bioluminescence, with respect to CAI-1, which is set at 100%. The range defining the 95% confidence interval.

c

The maximal % response at the maximum concentration tested (50,000 nM).