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. 2021 Jul 5;13:680621. doi: 10.3389/fnsyn.2021.680621

Table 1.

In vitro off-target binding assays and metabolic stability of IEM-1460 and IEM-1925.

Radioligand binding assays Antagonist: IEM-1925 (1 μM) Antagonist: IEM-1460 (1 μM) Liver microsome stability assays Half-life (min)
Receptor/Channel Mean% inhibition (N = 2) Mean% inhibition (N = 2) Mean (N = 2)
hERG potassium (Kv 11.1), human <1 <5
NMDA glutamate, rat <1 <1 Human
AMPA glutamate (GluA2-containing), rat 9.5 <1 IEM-1460
IEM-1925
>300
>300
A1 adenosine GPCR, human <1 <1
H1 histamine GPCR, human <1 <1 Guinea pig
H2 histamine GPCR, human <1 <1 IEM-1460
IEM-1925
>300
>300
H3 histamine GPCR, human <5 <1
H4 histamine GPCR, human <5 <1
M1 acetylcholine GPCR, human <1 <1 Mouse
M2 acetylcholine GPCR, human <1 <1 IEM-1460
IEM-1925
>300
>300
M3 acetylcholine GPCR, human <5 15
M4 acetylcholine GPCR, human 19 37
M5 acetylcholine GPCR, human <5 5.2
nAChR alpha4/beta2, human <1 <1
nAChR alpha7, human <2 <1

Left: Radioligand binding assays show% inhibition of binding of the receptor-specific radioligand (see Methods) to the off-target ion channel or receptor by 1 μM IEM-1460 or IEM-1925. Right: Stability of 1 μM IEM-1460 or IEM-1925 in the presence of mouse, guinea pig, or human liver microsomes at 37°C.