Table 4.
Analog | pH 2.5 | Solubility (pH 2.5) | pH 7.4 | Solubility (pH 7.4) |
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FC101 Oxazole | 2.25 | Lipophilic | 2.35 | Lipophilic |
FC101b | 1.04 | Lipophilic | 1.04 | Lipophilic |
FC101 Imidazole | −0.55 | Hydrophilic | 2.11 | Lipophilic |
FC101 Formyl | −1.3 | Hydrophilic | 0.75 | Lipophilic |
FC101N | −1.1 | Hydrophilic | −0.53 | Hydrophilic |
FC101i | −1.78 | Hydrophilic | 0.17 | Lipophilic |
FC101L | −2.11 | Hydrophilic | −2.11 | Hydrophilic |
FC101 Acetonide R | −0.66 | Hydrophilic | 1.67 | Lipophilic |
FC101 dehydroxyl | −0.91 | Hydrophilic | 0.06 | Lipophilic |
Kynurenine B | −2.27 | Hydrophilic | −2.2 | Hydrophilic |
FC101K | −1.91 | Hydrophilic | −0.03 | Hydrophilic |
FC101a | −1.69 | Hydrophilic | −0.53 | Hydrophilic |
FC101M | −1.02 | Hydrophilic | −0.76 | Hydrophilic |
FC101 Phos | −1.02 | Hydrophilic | −0.9 | Hydrophilic |
Most analogs are hydrophilic, indicating a water-soluble nature. Some analogs like FC101 Oxazole are lipophilic and thus would more readily penetrate the lipid bilayer