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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Sep 10.
Published in final edited form as: J Med Chem. 2020 Aug 25;63(17):9237–9257. doi: 10.1021/acs.jmedchem.0c00310

Table 1.

Human sEH IC50 and solubility, melting point and permeability values for known adamantane inhibitors AR9281, t-AUCB and 3, and their oxygen analogs 12, 14 and 7.

Compounds X h sEH IC50 (nM)[a] Solubility (μM)[b] Melting Point (°C) Permeability (Caco-2)
Papp (nm/s) ER[c]
A→B B→A
graphic file with name nihms-1653385-t0002.jpg 1, AR9281 (UC1153) CH2 8.0 24 202–204[d] 2.2 141.2 64.5
12 O 29.9 59 172–173 22.4 94.5 4.3
graphic file with name nihms-1653385-t0003.jpg 2, t-AUCB CH2 0.5 25 250–255[e] 1.9 210.3 111
14 O 9.0 >100 255–257 1.4 75.5 55.4
graphic file with name nihms-1653385-t0004.jpg 3 CH2 7.7 16 216–219 6.7 4.6 0.69
7 O 21.3 27 196–198 168 151 0.9
a

IC50 values are the average of three replicates. The fluorescent assay as performed here has a standard error between 10 and 20% suggesting that differences of two-fold or greater are significant. Because of the limitations of the assay, it is difficult to distinguish among potencies < 0.5 nM.25

b

Solubility in a 1% DMSO: 99% PBS buffer solution, see Experimental Section for details.

c

The efflux ratio was calculated as ER = (Papp B→A) / (Papp A→B). See the Experimental Section for further details.

d

Taken from reference 27.

e

Taken from reference 16.