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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Jan 14.
Published in final edited form as: Curr Drug Metab. 2015;16(2):124–140. doi: 10.2174/138920021602150713114921

Table 1.

Substrates and Inhibitors of BCRP/Bcrp.

Substrates References
Carcinogens
 Aflatoxin B1 [55]
 2-Amino-1-methyl-6-phenylimidazo(4,5-b)pyridine (PhIP) [56]
Chemotherapy drugs
 Etoposide [57]
 Imatinib [58]
 Mitoxantrone [4648]
 Methotrexate [59]
 Topotecan [60]
 SN-38 [61]
Endogenous compounds
 Estrone-3-sulfate [62]
 Folic acid [63]
 Protoporphyrin IX [64]
 Uric acid [65]
Flavonoids
 Biochanin A-glucuronide [66]
 Biochanin A-sulfate [67]
 Daidzein [68, 69]
 Daidzein-sulfate [70]
 Genistein [69, 71]
 Genistein-glucuronide [70, 72, 73]
 Genistein-sulfate [70, 72, 73]
 Quercetin [74]
Fluorescent dyes
 BODIPY-Prazosin [75]
 Hoechst 33342 [76]
 Pheophorbide a [60, 77]
 Rhodamine 123 [75]
Other pharmaceutical drugs
 Cimetidine [56]
 Ciprofloxacin [78]
 Danofloxacin [79]
 Enrofloxacin [80]
 Glyburide [81]
 Nitrofurantoin [82]
 Prazosin [83]
Inhibitors
Chemotherapy drugs
 Gefitinib [84]
 Imatinib [85]
Fungal toxins
 FTC [48]
 Ko143 [86]
Flavonoids
 Biochanin A [87, 88]
 Daidzein [87, 89]
 Formonetin [90]
 Genistein [87, 89, 90]
 Glycitein [90]
Endogenous compounds
 17β-estradiol [91]
 Estrone [91]
Pharmaceutical drugs
 Cyclosporin A [92]
 Omeprazole [93]
Other
 GF120918 [94]