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. 2021 Jan 21;6(4):2934–2948. doi: 10.1021/acsomega.0c05302

Table 7. ADMET Properties of 5a–j.

entry in vivo BBB penetration (C.brain/C.blood)a in vitro Caco-2 cell permeability(nm/s)b human intestinal absorption(HIA, %)c in vitro MDCK cell permeability(nm/s)d in vitro plasma protein binding (%)e toxicityf
5a 1.2749 21.7129 89.5313 191.0100 95.7056 negative
5b 2.5729 21.7217 97.2754 79.4515 99.2126 negative
5c 0.4368 21.7072 89.8057 122.3450 90.6733 negative
5d 0.4900 18.8444 94.9217 27.9760 91.1146 negative
5e 0.6212 21.7231 94.1342 74.8857 96.2773 negative
5f 1.2911 21.4068 96.4950 38.0802 98.2989 negative
5g 0.7318 21.6890 88.5328 186.4370 93.6175 negative
5h 0.4699 21.7074 92.7086 87.8067 93.2263 negative
5i 0.4518 21.6737 86.9710 122.9902 94.1828 negative
5j 0.4560 16.1225 94.4193 29.6239 94.1007 negative
a

BBB penetration = [brain]/[blood].

b

Caco-2 cells derived from human colon adenocarcinoma, possessing multiple drug transport pathways through intestinal epithelium.

c

HIA (human intestinal absorption), the sum of absorption and bioavailability evaluated from ratio of excretion in urine, bile, and feces.

d

MDCK cell system is used as a tool for rapid permeability screening.

e

% of drug that binds to plasma protein.

f

In vitro Ames test by metabolic and nonmetabolic activated TA100 and TA1535 strains collected from rat liver homogenate.