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. 2021 Apr 23;6(17):11375–11388. doi: 10.1021/acsomega.1c00360

Table 8. ADMET Properties Predicted for Compounds 4a–l.

entry human intestinal absorption (HIA, %)a in vitro Caco-2 cell permeability (nm/sec)b in vitro MDCK cell permeability (nm/sec)c in vitro skin permeability (logKp, cm/hour)d in vitro plasma protein binding (%)e in vivo blood–brain barrier penetration (C.brain/C.blood)f toxicityg
4a 86.3824 1.3408 26.8358 –3.7287 82.6676 0.2629 negative
4b 75.6539 0.4007 21.2933 –4.1593 83.0199 0.1383 negative
4c 64.2959 0.3780 32.3669 –3.6705 99.0693 0.1129 negative
4d 65.52749 0.3749 10.6479 –4.4693 73.3206 0.3142 negative
4e 44.9103 0.3733 1.5565 –3.5385 84.2593 0.0980 negative
4f 28.6676 0.3736 0.8129 –3.8568 81.0702 0.0685 negative
4g 20.0169 0.3695 0.7395 –3.5409 99.7054 0.0593 negative
4h 20.8803 0.3673 1.2663 –4.1431 67.6284 0.3162 negative
4i 92.1140 18.2471 69.1110 –2.9966 100.0000 0.4244 negative
4j 85.3032 5.3632 52.2455 –3.3667 100.0000 0.2141 negative
4k 76.8665 1.4893 10.7085 –3.1303 100.0000 0.1683 negative
4l 76.0095 1.1041 82.9175 –3.8803 97.1879 0.1495 negative
a

HIA is the sum of bioavailability and absorption evaluated from the ratio of excretion or cumulative excretion in urine, bile, and feces.

b

Caco-2 cells are derived from human colon adenocarcinoma and possess multiple drug transport pathways through the intestinal epithelium.

c

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

d

The in vitro skin permeability infers the transdermal drug delivery property.

e

The percent of drug binds to plasma protein.

f

Blood–brain barrier (BBB) = [brain]/[blood].

g

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