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. 2015 Sep 23;6:8250. doi: 10.1038/ncomms9250

Table 1. Drug-like properties of 1.

Selectivity (IC50, μM) Physical properties and stability Membrane permeability (Papp, 10−6cm s−1) Pharmacokinetics
hIDE: 0.06 Logd7.4: 2.2 A→B: 1 μM: 3.3 Cmax (μg ml−1): 4.1
hNEP: 2.6 Solubility (μM): 58.0 10 μM: 2.4 Cmax (μM): 9.2
hACE: >10.00 Plasma stability m (t1/2, h): 24.0 B→A: 1 μM: 19 tmax (min): 10
hECE: 6.50 Plasma stability r (t1/2, h): 13.3 10 μM: 17 t1/2 (min): 80
hMMP-1: 10.00 Plasma stability h (t1/2, h): >24.0   AUC0→4h (min μg ml−1): 256
  Microsomal stability m (t1/2, min): 20    

IC50, half-maximal inhibitory concentration; h, human; hIDE, human insulin-degrading enzyme; m, mouse; hMMP-1, matrix metalloprotease 1; NEP, neutral endopeptidase; r, rat.

Selectivity of 1: values are means of two experiments minimum, s.d.±10%; substrate for IDE: native insulin; >10 μM stands for <10% at 10 μM. Physical properties and stability of 1; t1/2>24 h stands for 100% remaining compound at 24 h. Cell membrane permeability of 1 assessed on a Caco-2 cell monolayer; bidirectional transport was measured at 37 °C, for a time period of 1 h (pH: 7.4/7.4); Permeability classification: low=(Papp A→B)<1.0 × 10−6cm s−1; high=(Papp A→B)>1.0 × 10−6 cm s−1. Pharmacokinetic parameters for 1 (30 mg kg−1, ip) injected in male mice (n=3 for each time point) as a DMSO solution.