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. 2015 Jul 3;9:3481–3495. doi: 10.2147/DDDT.S84982

Table 2.

Inhibition of human CK2 holoenzyme and comparison with ABCG2

Indenoindoles CK2 inhibition
AGCG2/CK2d
% at 10 µMa IC50 (µM)
Ketonic reference
 4c 59 7.0b 16
Phenolic derivatives
 5a 72 2.0b <1
 5b 20 ∼25c ∼4
 5c 57 7.5b 47
 5d 27 ∼20c ∼31
 5e 48 ∼10.5c ∼1
 5f 42 ∼12c ∼75
 5g 45 ∼11c ∼22
 5h 78 1.3b 9
 5i 44 ∼11.5c ∼31
 5j 38 ∼14c ∼70
p-Quinonic derivatives
 6a 60 5.5b <1
 6b 70 2.2b <1
 6c 40 ∼13c <1
 6d 60 6.4b <1
 6e 40 ∼13c <1
 6f 65 4.1b 5
 6g 44 ∼11.5c ∼27

Notes:

a

The percentage inhibition of CK2 activity was determined, for each compound, at 10 μM.

b

For the best compounds, producing at least 50% inhibition at 10 μM, the concentration was varied in order to precisely determine the IC50 values.

c

For the other, less potent compounds, a rough estimation was obtained from the experimental inhibition produced at 10 μM.

d

The ABCG2/CK2 ratio, indicating the inhibitory efficiency of compounds toward ABCG2 relatively to CK2, was calculated by dividing the IC50 (CK2) values with the IC50 (ABCG2) values of Table 1.

Abbreviations: CK2, casein kinase II; IC50, half-maximal inhibitory concentration.