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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Jan 15.
Published in final edited form as: J Neuromuscul Dis. 2019;6(3):271–287. doi: 10.3233/JND-190389

Table 3.

Compounds that reduced the pathological phenotype of a zebrafish model of LGMD2I

Therapeutic group/mechanism Compound (PubChem CID)
antibiotics ornidazole (28061)
sulfacetamide sodium hydrate (6419954)
flumequine (3374)
dihydrostreptomycin sulfate (6419912)
metampicillin sodium salt (25195407)
aztreonam (5742832)
channel blockers/inhibitors calycanthine (5392245)
ethosuximide (3291)
kawain (5281565)
dopamine antagonists perphenazine (4748)
thioproperazine dimesylate (92178)
α1 adrenergic receptor agonists oxymetazoline hydrochloride (21114704)
metaraminol bitartrate (51371362)
muscarinic antagonists ipratropium bromide (11553369)
pirenzepine dihydrochloride (45114102)
anti-neoplastics betulin (72326)
paclitaxel (36314)
smooth muscle relaxant alverine citrate salt (21718)
skeletal muscle relaxant chlorphensin carbamate (2724)
glucocorticoid rimexolone (5311412)
triterpenoid nutraceutical ursolic acid (64965)
metal chelator pentetic acid (3053)
others citric acid (311)
triethanolamine (7618)

Compounds identified by Serafini et al. [120]. Chemicals were screened at 2 dpf, 1 day after heat shock-inducible over-expression of a human FKRP transgene. By 5 dpf all compounds listed had reduced the percentage of larvae displaying the pathological phenotype (abnormal muscle birefringence, head and eye malformations, pericardiac edema) from approximately 50% to ≤10%.

Additional compounds screened because of their structural similarity to pentetic acid. Abbreviations: PDE, phosphodiesterase inhibitor.