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. 2020 Oct 25;21(21):7919. doi: 10.3390/ijms21217919

Table 1.

Effect of R substituents on BTK inhibition.

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Compound No. R % Inhibition (10 µM) a IC50 (µM) b
BTK-wt BTK-C481S
1 graphic file with name ijms-21-07919-i002.jpg 32.0 >10 µM
2 H 7.7 >10 µM
3 graphic file with name ijms-21-07919-i003.jpg 11.3 >10 µM
4 graphic file with name ijms-21-07919-i004.jpg 20.3 >10 µM
5 graphic file with name ijms-21-07919-i005.jpg NA c >10 µM
6 graphic file with name ijms-21-07919-i006.jpg NA >10 µM
7 graphic file with name ijms-21-07919-i007.jpg 34.5 7.0
8 graphic file with name ijms-21-07919-i008.jpg 98.2 9.7 0.8
9 graphic file with name ijms-21-07919-i009.jpg 95.8 15.8 0.9
10 graphic file with name ijms-21-07919-i010.jpg 99.2 18.6 0.5
11 graphic file with name ijms-21-07919-i011.jpg NA >10 µM
12 graphic file with name ijms-21-07919-i012.jpg NA >10 µM
Ibrutinib d - 99.6 0.00018

a Percentage BTK inhibition was determined and compared with that of the negative control (DMSO) at 10 µM. The values represent the mean values of two separate experiments. b The IC50 values were calculated using GraphPad Prism version 5.0. c NA indicates not active at 10 µM. d Ibrutinib as a positive control.