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. 2020 Apr 4;118(10):2596–2611. doi: 10.1016/j.bpj.2020.03.018

Table 3.

Drug-Induced Abnormalities Observed in In Silico versus In Vitro Nonpaced hiPSC-CMs

Drug Dose In Silico
In Vitro
OK Q RA IRR RESAC OK Q RA IRR RESAC Tachy
Astemizole D1 476 1 6
D2 475 2 6
D3 466 2 4 5 6
D4 432 2 38 5 6
Bepridil D1 472 5 5 1
D2 466 11 6
D3 365 107 3 2 6
D4 27 444 6 6
Diltiazem D1 477 5 1
D2 452 25 4 1 1
D3 204 269 4 6
D4 12 444 1 20 1a 6a
Dofetilide D1 474 2 1 4 2
D2 470 2 5 5 1
D3 466 2 3 6 5 1
D4 461 3 4 9 6a 2a
D5 455 3 12 7
D6 435 1 39 2
D7 414 1 59 3
Ibutilide D1 477 5 1
D2 477 3 3
D3 474 2 1 6
D4 427 1 47 2 5 1

IRR, irregular rhythm; OK, spontaneous beating with no abnormalities; Q, quiescence; RA, repolarization abnormality (EADs and/or repolarization failure); RESAC, residual activity; Tachy, tachyarrhythmic oscillations; –, phenotype not observed.

a

In vitro observations showed more than one abnormal phenotype. For dofetilide, D5 = 10× EFTPCmax, D6 = 30× EFTPCmax, and D7 = 100× EFTPCmax were tested only in silico to assess whether doses higher than D4 could trigger more abnormalities.