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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: Curr Med Chem. 2020;27(21):3412–3447. doi: 10.2174/0929867325666181120101147

Table 2.

Binding affinity of various sulfated NSGMs to different proteins.a

Protein NSGM Binding affinity Scaffold (N=Sulfate/Sulfonate) Reference
Antithrombin 3 (ECS) 10.5 – 66 µM Flavonoid monomer (N=5) [61]
4 ((+)-CS) 3.5 – 17.9 µM Flavonoid monomer (N=5) [62]
5 ((±)-CS)) 26.1 µM Flavonoid monomer (N=5) [62]
6 (SQ) 17 µM Flavonoid monomer (N=5) [63]
7 (SMo) 1.8 µM Flavonoid monomer (N=5) [63]
9 320 µM THIQ (N=5) [66]
10 1322 µM THIQ (N=4) [67]
11 81 µM THIQ (N=4) [68]
12 394 µM THIQ (N=4) [68]
13 1 – 2.3 µM (pH=6) Polyacrylic acid (N=0) [157]
34 – 180 µM (pH=7.4)

Thrombin 31 0.143 µM Coumarin dimer (N=1) [97]

FXIa 32 (SPGG2) 0.4 µM Pentagalloyl pyranoside (N~10) [98]
33 37 µM Quinazolinone dimer (N=2) [101]
34 38 µM Quinazolinone dimer (N=2) [101]

Plasmin 36 0.7 µM Flavonoid dimer (N=8) [103]

FXIIIa 37 25.3 µM Flavonoid trimer (N=11) [179]

CCL5 48 20 µM Benzoic acid (N=1) [200]
a

All values were measured by Fluorescence Spectroscopy.