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. 2014 Oct;58(10):6032–6043. doi: 10.1128/AAC.02959-14

TABLE 5.

In vitro biochemical and in vivo properties of imidazopyrimidazine inhibitors of PfCDPK1

Compound Parasite growth inhibition EC50 (nM)a ΔTm PfCDPK1 (K) IC50 (nM)b
% reduction in parasitemia in vivo (po)c PAMPA Papp (nm/s)d mlogDd
WT PfCDPK1 PfCDPK1 T145Q PbCDPK1 PvCDPK1
1 439 (216) 16 <10 4,610 (780) 22 (4) <10 46 (4) 81 3.4
2 13 (1) 28 <10 2,350 (150) <10 <10 4 (14) 4 0.2
3 407 (32) 21 <10 1,303 (494) 15 (4) <10 44 (16) 171 3.2
4 297 (154) 22 11 (4) 2,788 (704) 43 (13) <10 46 (1) 92 2.8
5 294 (167) 20 30 (13) 1,482 (518) 142 (44) 37 (21) 34 (20) 81 3.3
6 77 (32) 22 <10 2,201 (424) <10 <10 51 (3) 48 3.7
7 75 (34) 23 <10 344 (64) <10 <10 18 (22) 18 2.2
a

Mean EC50 values determined by FACS (n = 3) (standard deviations [SD] shown in parentheses).

b

Mean IC50 values determined using Rh-ParM to detect ADP in the absence of MTIP (n = 3) (SD shown in parentheses).

c

Mean reduction in parasitemia in mice (groups of three mice) given dosage of 50 mg/kg of body weight administered per os (po) (SD in parentheses) (data derived from reference 26).

d

Parallel artificial membrane permeability assay (PAMPA) apparent permeability (Papp) (in nm/s) and measured distribution coefficient (mlogD) are in vitro ADMET properties (data derived from reference 26).