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. 2014 Aug 7;57(16):6989–7005. doi: 10.1021/jm500448u

Table 1. Summary of the in Vitro and in Vivo Properties of CYP51 Inhibitorsj.

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a

Each measurement performed in triplicate.

b

apparent KD values (see Supporting Information).

c

Each measurement is an average of five mice treated 40 mg/kg (60% DMSO), ip, bid, for 4 days.

d

Each measurement is an average of five mice treated 25 mg/kg (20% solutol), po, bid, for 4 days.

e

Each measurement is an average of five mice treated 50 mg/kg (20% solutol), po, bid, for 4 days.

f

Stability of compounds in human (h), rat (r), and mouse (m) liver microsomes as evaluated compared to the Sunitinib reference (see Supporting Information).

g

Inhibition of CYPs as evaluated in human liver microsomes using selective marker substrates for each CYP (see Supporting Information).

h

LP10 was previously characterized in vivo52 and close LP10 analogues were assessed for stability (4–7 min in both human and mouse liver microsomes) and cross-reactivity (21–23% inhibition of 1A2; 92% for 2C9; 62–77% for 2D6; and 75–55% inhibition of 3A4) previously.44

i

Compound R-2 was previously characterized structurally and in vitro.45

j

N/D: not determined.