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. 2019 Nov 22;2:431. doi: 10.1038/s42003-019-0675-0

Table 1.

In vitro properties of ligands.

Receptor-binding affinity LXRα transactivation LXRβ transactivation
pKi LXRα pKi LXRβ pEC50 Agonist efficacy, % pEC50 Agonist efficacy, %
AZ1 7.04 8.6 6.96 102 7.51 (0, n = 2) 76.0 (0, n = 2)
AZ2 7.04 (0.16, n = 7) 8.43 (0.07, n = 7) 7.11 (0.12, n = 7) 111.4 (10.7, n = 7) 8.06 (0.13, n = 7) 97.3 (12.2, n = 7)
AZ3 6.3 (0.08, n = 3) 7.76 (0.15, n = 3) 6.09 (0.37, n = 4) 142.5 (37.7, n = 4) 7.12 (0.34, n = 4) 94.3 (18.0, n = 4)
AZ4 6.45 (0.48, n = 2) 7.48 (0.36, n = 2) 6.37 (0.03, n = 2) 103.0 (9.9, n = 2) 6.83 (0.13, n = 4) 110.0 (0, n = 4)
AZ5 5.67 (0.28, n = 2) 7.11 (0.19, n = 2) 5.97 (0.23, n = 2) 60.5 (21.9, n = 2) 7.01 (0.02, n = 2) 66.5 (10.6, n = 2)
AZ6 5.8 (0.25, n = 5) 6.79 (0.29, n = 5) 5.91 (0.23, n = 6) 87.8 (5.0, n = 6) 6.21 (0.15, n = 7) 95.3 (2.9, n = 7)
AZ7 5.97 (0.14, n = 10) 6.98 (0.19, n = 10) 5.96 (0.12, n = 10) 85.3 (8.7, n = 10) 6.27 (0.05, n = 11) 104.5 (13.5, n = 11)
AZ8 6.71 7.32 5.76 (0.08, n = 2) 91.5 (10.6, n = 2) 5.89 (0.07, n = 3) 102.0 (6.9, n = 3)
AZ9 6.24 7.09 6.33 (0.14, n = 3) 90.3 (9.0, n = 3) 6.55 (0.11, n = 4) 99.0 (1.4, n = 4)
AZ876 8.22 (0.25, n = 3) 7.98 (0.09, n = 3) 8.25 (0.21, n = 4) 101.0 (17.1, n = 3) 7.15 (0.11, n = 5) 107.4 (14.1, n = 5)
T0-091317 7.15 7.58 7.4 (0.12, n = 71) 100.8 (7.4, n = 4) 7.19 (0.13, n = 67) 95.5 (6.4, n = 2)
WAY-254011 7.34 7.95 6.86 85 7.23 69.0 (0, n = 2)
F1 7.99 7.44 6.25 84 5.41 105
GW3965 6.8 (0.24, n = 5) 7.62 (0.29, n = 5) 5.96 (0.18, n = 15) 93.5 (15.7, n = 12) 6.46 (0.18, n = 22) 77.1 (6.2, n = 19)
LXR-623 6.31 (0.19, n = 4) 7.02 (0.08, n = 4) 5.59 (0.09, n = 4) 102.3 (18.7, n = 4) 5.73 (0.06, n = 4) 94.3 (24.3, n = 4)
BMS-852927 7.69 (0.13, n = 3) 8.58 (0.15, n = 3) <4.7 NA <4.7 NA
24,25EC 6.56 (0.2, n = 2) 6.88 (0.15, n = 2) <4.3 NA <4.3 NA

pEC50 values describe the negative logarithm of the concentrations at which tested compounds reach their half-maximal signal. Agonist efficacy describes the maximal achieved activation compared with a reference full agonist compound. The numbers in parentheses are the standard deviations and number of independent experiments. Values without standard deviations were obtained in experiments run once. Values obtained in each individual experiment are derived from the average of three (binding affinity) or four (transactivation) measurements