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. 2018 Jun 12;13(6):e0197467. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0197467

Table 4. Solubility, stability under forced degradation, and half-life in bio-relevant matrices.

Compound Forced degradation1 Solubility Half-life2
2 Days at 37°C 7 Days at 37°C 2 Days at +50°C 7 Days at +50°C 5%
D-mannitol
(mg/mL)
FaSSGF
(min)
FaSSIF
(min)
Δ Purity
(%)
Δ Conc
(mg/mL)
Δ Purity
(%)
Δ Conc
(mg/mL)
Δ Purity
(%)
Δ Conc
(mg/mL)
Δ Purity
(%)
Δ Conc
(mg/mL)
OG253 -1.44 -18% 0.54 -14% 0.39 -14% -3.65 -22% ≥ 24 >1440 14
OG703 -0.97 -9% -1.04 -13% -1.74 -15% -4.79 -30% 7 >1440 606
OG705 -0.29 -11% -0.61 -12% -1.32 -11% -3.22 -26% ND >1440 >720
OG706 -1.15 -11% -6.64 -20% -8.05 -23% -21.46 -50% 18–24 >1440 708
OG711 -1.24 -13% -0.63 -11% -0.61 -9% -2.94 -40% 12–18 >1440 >720
OG712 -0.21 -5% -4.63 -9% -3.01 -9% -18.06 -45% 12 >1440 587
OG713 -0.06 -12% -0.56 -9% -1.51 -17% -6.98 -41% ND >1440 577
OG716 -0.31 -7% -5.20 -15% -3.67 -17% -19.77 -47% 12–18 >1440 552
OG718 -2.07 -9% -7.42 -21% -4.90 -29% -12.84 -44% ≥ 24 >1440 >720

1. Performed in UMASS Lowell

2. Only the data from bio-relevant fluids supplemented with pepsin (FaSSGF) or pancreatin, trypsin and α-chymotrypsin (FaSSIF) is shown. The half-life in FaSSGF without protease supplementation was >1440 min. for all compounds, while the half-life in FaSSIF was >720 min. for all compounds, except for OG253 (422 min.) in the absence of protease supplementation.