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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: Neuropharmacology. 2016 Nov 30;114:101–113. doi: 10.1016/j.neuropharm.2016.11.026

Table 1.

Ligand binding affinity at adenosine receptors.

Ki, nM (or % inhibition at 10 µM)


A1AR Mouse
A2AAR
A3AR A1AR Human
A2AAR
A3AR
Agonists
IB-MECAa,b 5.9 ~1000 0.087 51 2900 1.8
Cl-IB-MECAa,b 35 ~10,000 0.18 220 5400 1.4
MRS5474c,d 3.20±0.05 34±9% 1056±251 50 3950 470
MRS5698e,e 14% 27% 3.1 6% 41% 3.5
MRS5841f,f 15% 1% 11 16% 7% 1.9
MRS5980g,g 38% 7% 36 6% 24% 0.70
CCPAh,i 0.27 988 16 0.83 2270 43
CPAc,i 0.22±0.01 808±89 534±14 2.3 794 43
CHAc,j 2.15±0.37 1695±60 611±12 2.4 1390 73
SPAc,c 1.08±0.04 33±2% 3111±183 7.92±1.55 3778±890 246±21
Cl-ENBAc,k 0.20±0.01 3985±358 2414±325 0.51 1340 1290
CGS21680c,i 193±38 10±2 48±11 289 27 67
Antagonists
MRS1523n,l 5,330 0% 702 >10,000 3660 19
MRS1191c,l 0% 0% 32±3% >10,000 >10,000 31
SCH442416c,m 765±36 1.27±0.04 6±2% 35% 4.1 67%
DPCPXn,i 1.5 598 0% 3.9 129 3960

Bold indicates a Ki ≥100-fold lower than the other two receptors of the same species. Superscripts indicate the references for literature data (mouse, human). SEMs are included for experimental results.

c

current results