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. 2018 Feb 15;26(4):798–814. doi: 10.1016/j.bmc.2017.12.015

Table 1.

Potency and Selectivity of 3,5-dichloro-4-alkoxy RARα agonists.

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Subtype-specific transactivationa


Relative EC50b

Compd RO RARα RARβ β/α ratioc RARγ γ/α ratioc cLogPf
4 AGN195183 11 1564 141 9836 867 7.2
5 EtO 24 1917 79 >3,00,000 >12,500 4.4
12 PrO 15 139 9.5 1196 82 4.9
13 BuO 84 717 8.5 1477 18 4.6
14 iPrO 7d 1417 205 823 119 4.7
16 tBuO 7 2927 426 6250 909 5.1
15 graphic file with name fx3.gif 10 342 33 4703 452 5.3
26 30 355 12 >1,08,000 >3600 4.4
60 H 92d 642 7 5000 55 4.2
61 MeO 30 9525 318 5850 195 3.9

ATRA 1.0(1.51 nM)e 1.0(0.52 nM) e 1.0(0.22 nM) e
a

Transactivation assays for the RAR alpha, beta and gamma receptors were performed using each of the mouse RAR ligand binding domains, Subtype-specific activity is expressed in terms of relative EC50 which is the concentration of retinoid required to produce 50% of the maximal observed response, normalised relative to that of ATRA.

b

Mean EC50 for each compound divided by the mean EC50 of ATRA. Values were obtained from three separate experiments. Errors in these assays are approximately 20% of the mean values.

c

The relative EC50 ratios of α to β and α to γ.

d

Compound behaves as a partial agonist relative to the amplitude of the normalizing ATRA output.

e

Mean of ATRA EC50 (nM).

f

cLog P values were calculated in ChemDraw.