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. 2021 Jan 28;11:609490. doi: 10.3389/fimmu.2020.609490

Table 1.

Structure-activity relationship of NTRC 3883-0 and analogues.

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Compound Configuration R1 R2 R3 R4 R5 IC50 IDO1 (nM) IC50 A375 (nM)
1 R/S 3-Br-Ph 1,220 4,520
2a R/S Ph > 31,600 > 31,600
2b R/S 3-Cl-Ph 2,380 5,220
2c R/S 2-Br-Ph > 31,600 > 31,600
2d R/S 4-Br-Ph > 31,600 > 31,600
2e R/S cyclohexyl > 31,600 > 31,600
2f R/S 3-CN-Ph 17,900 > 31,600
2g R/S 3-CF3-Ph 2,460 5,290
3a R/S H H H F 2,170 11,000
3b R/S H H F H 910 5,240
3c R/S F H H H 479 1,150
3d R/S CH3 H H H 4,020 21,700
3e R/S OCH3 H H H > 31,600 > 31,600
3f R/S Cl H H H 784 4600
3g R/S Br H H H 1,780 12,500
3h R/S F H F H 600 2,830
3i R/S F H H F 582 2,140
3j (NTRC 3748-0) R/S F F H H 198 589
3k R F F H H 2,170 4,590
NTRC 3883-0 S F F H H 123 182

NTRC 3883-0 and its analogues were developed by medicinal chemistry optimization from a 3-hydroxyimidazolin-4-one hit compound (1) identified by ultra-high throughput screening. Inhibitory potencies (IC50) were determined in a human IDO1 biochemical assay and a cell-based assay with IFNγ-stimulated A375 human melanoma cells. All analogues were inactive in a biochemical assay for TDO (IC50 > 31.6 µM).