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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Aug 15.
Published in final edited form as: Bioorg Med Chem. 2018 Jul 27;26(15):4518–4531. doi: 10.1016/j.bmc.2018.07.043

Table 2.

In vitro data for CB1 antagonists - amides

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# R Ke
hCB1
(nM)
Ki
hCB1
(nM)a
Ki
hCB2
(nM)a
Selectivity
Ki
CB2/CB1
MDCK-mdr1
A to B (%)b
29 Me 120
30 CF3 0.4 1 130 130 500
31 n-Bu 0.6 6 400 67 0
32 MeOCH2CH2 72
33 MeCH2OCH2 20 11 >10000 >1000
34 MeSO2CH2CH2 3200
35 t-BuCH2 0.14 2 5000 >2500
36 graphic file with name nihms-1503214-t0013.jpg 200
37 graphic file with name nihms-1503214-t0014.jpg 410
38 graphic file with name nihms-1503214-t0015.jpg 2 2 530 265
39 graphic file with name nihms-1503214-t0016.jpg 1800
40 graphic file with name nihms-1503214-t0017.jpg 6 5 610 122 0
41 c-PenCH2 0.1 0.4 >10000 >25000
42 graphic file with name nihms-1503214-t0018.jpg 19 8 3000 375
43 graphic file with name nihms-1503214-t0019.jpg 36
44 graphic file with name nihms-1503214-t0020.jpg 34 21 5000 238 5
45 graphic file with name nihms-1503214-t0021.jpg 370
46 graphic file with name nihms-1503214-t0022.jpg 740
47 Ph(Me)CH 1.5 3 560 190
a

Displacement was measured using [3H]CP55940 in CHO cell membrane preparations overexpressing hCB1 or hCB2 receptors.

b

% transported from the apical side (A) to the basal side (B).