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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Sep 26.
Published in final edited form as: J Med Chem. 2013 Sep 9;56(18):10.1021/jm400954h. doi: 10.1021/jm400954h

Table 1.

Structures and activities of compounds in the training and internal test sets.

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Cmpd. Ref. R1 R2 IC50 (µM)a pIC50 EC50 (µM)b pEC50
1 16 N/A N/A 0.014 7.70 0.03 7.52
2 16 Et 0.036 7.44 0.49 6.31
3 16 Me 0.618 6.21 5.0 5.30
4* 16 n-Pr 0.067 7.17 3.3c 5.48
5 16 i-Pr 0.109 6.96 3.6c 5.44
6 16 t-Bu 1.8 5.74 25c 4.60
7 16 n-Bu 1.3 5.89 33c 4.48
8 16 n-Hex 3.3 5.48 14c 4.85
9 16 Benzyl 5.3 5.28 100d 4.00
10 16 -(CH2)3NMe2 4.6 5.34 50c 4.30
11 16 -(CH2)2NMe2 5.2 5.28 50c 4.30
12 16 -(CH2)3NMe2H+Cl 8.0 5.10 100d 4.00
13 16 -(CH2)2NMe2H+Cl 11 4.97 100d 4.00
14* 16 4-MeOPh 18 4.74 100d 4.00
15 15 Ph 10 4.99 167c 3.78
16* 15 4-MePh 2.2 5.65 75c 4.12
17 15 4-ClPh 0.919 6.04 83c 4.08
18 15 4-BrPh 0.312 6.51 94c 4.03
19 15 4-MeOPh 0.843 6.07 7.0 5.15
20 15 3-MeOPh 0.633 6.20 2.4 5.62
21 15 3,4,5-(MeO)3Ph 13 4.89 71c 4.15
22 15 2-Br-4,5-(MeO)2Ph 2.6 5.58 14 4.85
23 15 1-Napthyl 3.2 5.49 7.0 5.15
24* 15 3-Indolyl 2.0 5.70 18 4.75
25 15 4-CF3OPh 1.7 5.77 27 4.57
26 15 4-MeSPh 0.626 6.20 19 4.73
27 15 3,4-Cl2Ph 0.806 6.09 9.9 5.00
28 15 3-F-4-MeOPh 0.539 6.27 14 4.85
29 15 6-EtO-2-Napthyl 2.0 5.70 33c 4.48
30 15 1,3-Benzodioxol-6- 1.8 5.74 30 4.53
31* 15 1,4-Benzodioxan-6- 4.4 5.36 21 4.68
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Cmpd. Ref. R3 R4 R5 R6 IC50 (µM)a pIC50 EC50 (µM)b pEC50
32 17 CO2Et H 4-MeOPh Cl 5.0 5.30 75c 4.12
33 17 4-MeOPhCO 4-MeOPh CO2Et H 100e 4.00 500d 3.30
34 17 CO2Et 4-MeOPh 4-MeOPh H 100e 4.00 500d 3.30
35 17 CO2Et H 3.0 5.52 100c 4.00
36 17 CO2Et 4-MeOPh 100e 4.00 500d 3.30
37 17 4-MeOPhCO 4-MeOPh 100 4.00 500d 3.30
38* 17 100e 4.00 500d 3.30
39 17 100e 4.00 500d 3.30
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Cmpd. Ref. R7 IC50 (µM)a pIC50 EC50 (µM)b pEC50
40 22 0.003 8.52 0.007 8.15
41 23 4-MeOPh 0.35 6.46 18.6 4.73
42 23 4-MePh 0.095 7.02 5.6 5.25
43 23 3-OH-4-MeOPh 0.182 6.74 1.8 5.74
44* 21 0.900 6.06 4.5 5.35
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Cmpd. Ref. R8 R9 R10 R11 IC50 (µM)a pIC50 EC50 (µM)b pEC50
45* 26 Me 0.183 6.74 5.8 5.24
46 26 H 20f 4.70 80f 4.10
47 24 Me 4-MeO H Me 0.097 7.02 1.2 5.92
48 24 Me 4-MeO H H 0.193 6.71 1.4 5.85
49 24 Me 4-MeO Me Me 0.030 7.52 0.22 6.66
50 24 Me 4-MeO Me NH2 0.298 6.53 8.4 5.08
51* 24 0.043 7.37 0.23 6.64
52 (S) 25 Me 4-MeO Me 0.012 7.92 0.023 7.64
53 (S)g 26 H 4-MeO Me 12f 4.92 43f 4.37
54 (S)g 26 Me 3-MeO Me 0.095 7.02 1.6 5.80
55 (S)g 26 Me H Me 1.67 5.78 43f 4.37
56 (R) 25 Me 4-MeO Me 0.051 7.29 0.278 6.56
57 (R)g 26 H 4-MeO Me 51f 4.29 520f 3.28
58 (R)g 26 Me 3-MeO Me 0.402 6.40 6.9 5.16
59 26 Me H Me 7.1 5.15 520f 3.28
*

Member of internal test set.

Compound used as structural prototype for family.

a

IC50s are antiproliferative activities tested using human MDA-MB-435 cancer cells; pIC50 = −log(IC50).

b

Loss of interphase microtubules evaluated in A-10 cells.

c

Depolymerization results reported as x% microtubule loss at y µM; value here is 50 y / x, which assumes a linear relationship between EC50 and cell loss.

d

Literature reports no microtubule loss up to 10 or 50 µM; we assume 5% loss at 10 or 50 µM and the EC50 is calculated using the relation of note c.

e

In these compounds, no microtubule effect (EC50) was observed up to 50 µM, and the measured IC50, if any, was assumed to arise from another antiproliferative mechanism; thus IC50s were arbitrarily assigned to be 100 µM.

f

Literature report was IC50 or EC50 > 10 or 40 µM, assuming 25% loss at 10 or 40 µM using relation of note c.

g

The activities reported are for racemic mixtures. The IC50 and EC50 ratios of compounds 53, 54 and 55 (the R enantiomers) to compounds 57, 58 and 59 (the S enantiomers) were assumed to be the same as the experimentally determined IC50 and EC50 ratios of compound 52 (R) to compound 56 (S).