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. 2013 Oct;11(8):478–488. doi: 10.1089/adt.2012.498

Table 1.

Comparison of a Single-Point Luciferase Screen in Rabbit Reticulocyte Lysate Compared with the Cell-Based Luciferase Assay

Compound RRL (% inhibition) HCT116 (% inhibition) PC3-MM2 (% inhibition) A549 (% inhibition)
DMSO 0 0 0 0
17-AAG 81±9 51±8 46±6 46±8
36 43±3 34±45 −1±25 6±4
111 55±5 36±24 9±13 −2±9
130 44±5 4±6 −2±21 −11±16
131 38±6 −2±8 −5±15 −10±16
133 39±16 −2±16 −6±12 −9±16
174 72±1 51±20 40±25 44±15
252 83±14 45±16 30±27 −4±6
298 55±0 −13±69 −16±19 −7±9
390 64±0 6±2 6±12 −19±18
401 78±2 90±7 52±14 51±29
403 72±1 61±13 34±15 35±23
404 56±1 14±3 26±15 −1±25
405 56±1 16±7 31±18 11±9
410 41±31 7±11 26±5 11±9
412 41±2 56±8 27±13 63±39
463 36±27 59±50 12±28 20±1
553 32±25 65±41 32±36 17±10
572 73±16 56±47 26±15 22±4

RRL and the cancer cell-based luciferase assay in HCT116, PC3-MM2, and A549 cells were used to test novobiocin analogues and identify potential Hsp90 inhibitors at a final concentration of 25 μM. The data displayed here represent the mean±standard deviation from two independent experiments (n=2).

Hsp90, heat-shock protein 90; RRL, rabbit reticulocyte lysate.