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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: SLAS Discov. 2017 Aug 29;23(1):55–64. doi: 10.1177/2472555217728489

Table 2.

Summary and results of AmpG ultra-HTS campaign

Step Screen Type Readout Target Number of Compounds Tested Selection Criteria Number of Selected Compounds (Hit Rate) Z′ S/B
1a Primary screen Absorbance AmpG 646,275 11.10%a 2663 (0.41%) 0.87±0.05 2.22±0.15
2a Confirmation screen Absorbance AmpG 2,660 11.10%b 851 (31.99%) 0.86±0.02 4.33±0.46
2b Counterscreen screen Absorbance AmpG
No Cefoxitin
2,660 12.70%c 864 (32.48%) 0.88±0.03 4.53±0.32
3a Dose-response screen Absorbance AmpG 110 IC50 < 10uM 1 (0.09%) 0.84±0.02 4.36±0.31
3b Dose-response counterscreen Absorbance AmpG
No Cefoxitin
110 IC50 < 10uM 1 (0.09%) 0.84±0.02 3.99±0.31
4a PampC Lux dose response Luciferase AmpG 110 Chemistd 8 (7.27%) 0.59±0.17 112.75±9.23
4b PampC Lux dose response Absorbance AmpG 110 Chemist 0 (0.00%) 0.79±0.04 2.88±0.23
a

The primary screen hit cutoff was calculated using the interval-based cutoff.

b

The primary hit cutoff was used.

c

The counterscreen hit cutoff was calculated by using the average + three standard deviations of the DMSO sample field plates, n=7.

d

Due to the novelty of this target, compounds with any observable activity in either the primary assay, the Lux assay, but not in the absorbance assay, were of interest for follow-up.