Table 1.
Drug name | CiPA risk (Gintant et al., 2016) | Redfern risk (Redfern et al., 2003) | CredibleMeds (Woosley et al. [http://www.CredibleMeds.org]) | Prediction by database | Threshold concentration relative to ETPCunbound |
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Quinidine | High | 1 | Known risk of TdP | Arrhythmia | 0.6 |
Dofetilide | High | 1 | Known risk of TdP | Arrhythmia | 21.0 |
Bepridil | High | 3 | Known risk of TdP | Arrhythmia | 7.9 |
dl‐Sotalol | High | 1 | Known risk of TdP | Arrhythmia | 71 |
Terfenadine | Intermediate | 2 | Known risk of TdP | Arrhythmia | 865.7 |
Ondansetron | Intermediate | – | Known risk of TdP | Arrhythmia | 23.6 |
Cisapride | Intermediate | 2 | Known risk of TdP | Arrhythmia | 13 |
Chlorpromazine | Intermediate | – | Known risk of TdP | Safe | – |
Astemizole | Intermediate | 2 | Known TdP risk | Arrhythmia | 182 |
Ranolazine | Low | – | Conditional risk of TdP | Safe | – |
Verapamil | Low | 5 | – | Safe | – |
Mexiletine | Low | – | – | Safe | – |
Diltiazem | Low | 5 | – | Safe | – |
Flecainide | – | 3 | Known risk of TdP | Arrhythmia | 3.7 |
Nilotinib | – | – | Possible TdP risk | Arrhythmia | 6.0 |
Cibenzoline | – | 5 | – | Arrhythmia | 10.6 |
Sertindole | – | 2 | Possible TdP risk | Arrhythmia | 27.2 |
Chloroquine | – | – | Known risk of TdP | Arrhythmia | 172.4 |
Moxifloxacin | – | – | Known risk of TdP | Arrhythmia | 73.3 |
Amiodarone | – | 1 | Known risk of TdP | Safe | – |
Amitriptyline | – | 4 | – | Safe | – |
Mibefradil | – | 4 | – | Safe | – |
Propafenone | – | 4 | – | Safe | – |
Quinine | – | – | Conditional risk of TdP | Safe | – |
Ritonavir | – | – | Conditional risk of TdP | Safe | – |
Saquinavir | – | – | Possible TdP risk | Safe | – |
A total of 26 benchmark drugs are listed with their risk categories reported by three independent sources. Predictions made by the current hazard map are shown in columns 5 and 6 along with the threshold concentrations for arrhythmia occurrence. The IC50 and Hill coefficient for each drug are listed in Supporting Information Table S2.1 with their sources.