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. 2019 Sep 24;9:933. doi: 10.3389/fonc.2019.00933

Table 3.

Inhibition of Kv1.3 channels by non-prenylated and prenylated flavonoids and substituted stilbenes.

Name of the compound Model system used for the study EC50 value and magnitude of the inhibitory effect References
Genistein Human T lymphocytes EC50 = (10–40) μM
Maximal inhibition−77% at 80 μM concentration
(53)
Resveratrol Human T lymphocytes EC50 = 40 μM
Maximal inhibition−82% at 200 μM concentration
(54)
Naringenin-4′, 7-dimethylether Human T lymphocytes EC50 not estimated
Inhibition of 96% of the currents at 30 μM Concentration
(55)
Naringenin-7-methylether Human T lymphocytes EC50 not estimated
Inhibition of 71% of the currents at 30 μM concentration
(55)
Tetramethoxy- piceatannol Human T lymphocytes EC50 not estimated Inhibition of 69% of the currents at 30 μM concentration (55)
Acacetin Human T lymphocytes and Jurkat T cells EC50 = 21 μM and 4 μM for the peak and end-of-the-pulse currents, respectively.
Maximal inhibition−90% of end-of-the-pulse currents at 100 μM concentration. Inhibition of 50% of peak ramp currents at 30 μM concentration
(56, 57)
Chrysin Jurkat T cells Inhibition of 46% of peak ramp currents at 30 μM concentration (57)
8-Prenyl-naringenin (8-PR) Human T lymphocytes and Jurkat T cells EC50 = 3 μM
Maximal inhibition−100% at 10 μM concentration
(58)
6-Prenyl-naringenin (6-PR) Jurkat T cells EC50 = 6 μM
Maximal inhibition−88% at 30 μM concentration
(57)
Xanthohumol Jurkat T cells EC50 = 3 μM Maximal inhibition−87% at 30 μM concentration (59)
Isoxanthohumol Jurkat T cells EC50 = 8 μM Maximal inhibition−87% at 30 μM concentration (59)