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. 2018 Jan 31;23(2):300. doi: 10.3390/molecules23020300

Table 1.

Physiochemical properties of radiolabeled SAHA-based HDAC ligands.

Compound MW Log D RCY Target IC50 for HDACs In Vivo Properties in Rodents Reference
[18F]1 265.32 1.39 11–15% Class IIa Brain uptake: 0.44 and 0.40% ID/g at 5 and 60 min, respectively
(rat)
[26,43,44,46]
[18F]2 283.31 25% Class IIa Brain uptake: SUVs were around 1 in various brain regions during the 60-min scan
(rat)
[57]
[18F]3 301.30 22% Class IIa Brain uptake: SUVs were around 1 in various brain regions during the 60-min scan
(rat)
[57]
[18F]4 309.37 1.01 19% Non-selective HDAC1: 56 nM
HDAC5: 67 nM
HDAC6: 3 nM
HDAC7: 85 nM
Brain uptake: 1.0, 0.7, and 0.4% ID/g at 30, 60, and 120 min, respectively
Defluorination: 9.6, 11.1, and 13.4% ID/g bone uptake at 30, 60, and 120 min, respectively
(tumor-bearing mouse)
[58]
[18F]5 281.32 40% HDAC1–3/6 HDAC1: 9.0 nM
HDAC2: 13 nM
HDAC3: 24 nM
HDAC6: 50 nM
Brain uptake: Very limited in biodistribution study
(mouse/tumor-bearing mouse)
[59]
[11C]6 278.34 0.5 23% [60]
[11C]7 247.33 1.7 1 48% [60]

1 Clog P. MW: molecular weight; RCY: radiochemical yield (decay corrected); SUV: standardized uptake value; ID: injected dose.