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. 2021 Mar 26;51:101222. doi: 10.1016/j.molmet.2021.101222

Table 2.

Common phenotypes associated with the anti-cancer effects of mitochondrial uncouplers.

Common phenotypes associated with uncoupler-induced cytotoxicity Mitochondrial uncouplers shown to induce these phenotypes
↓ Δψm DNP, FCCP, CCCP, SR4, FR58P1a, F16, nemorosone, guttiferone A, TPP + C10, GA-TPP + C10, SA-TPP + C10, CTU, VE-3N
Mitochondrial swelling CCCP, SR4, F16, TPP + C10
↓ Mitochondrial cardiolipin FR58P1a, CTU
Ca2+ release from mitochondria Nemorosone, VE-3N
↓ ATP CCCP, NTZ, SR4, FR58P1a, FH535, F16, nemorosone, guttiferone A, TPP + C10, GA-TPP + C10, SA-TPP + C10, CTU, VE-3N
Activation of AMPK NTZ, oxyclozanide, SR4, FR58P1a, FH535, TPP + C10, GA-TPP + C10, SA-TPP + C10
Inhibition of mTOR signalling Niclosamide, NTZ, oxyclozanide
↓ Wnt signalling NTZ, FH535
↑ ROS DNP, FCCP, CCCP, SR4, F16, guttiferone A
↓ NADPH FR58P1a, guttiferone A, TPP + C10
Apoptosis DNP, FCCP, CCCP, niclosamide, SR4, F16, TPP + C10, GA-TPP + C10, SA-TPP + C10, VE-3N, CTU
Changes in cell cycle proteins DNP, FCCP, SR4
Cell cycle arrest (G0/G1 and G2/M) DNP, niclosamide, NTZ, oxyclozanide, SR4, CTU

Note: BAM15 is not listed in this table because it has not been reported to show cytotoxicity as a single agent in cancer cell lines.