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. 2021 Sep 1;64(18):13279–13298. doi: 10.1021/acs.jmedchem.1c00224

Table 1. Agonist/Antagonist Properties of Compounds 5d, 5e, 6, 7, II, and Ondansetron for 5-HT3Rs, and Antagonist Properties and Binding Data of Compounds 5d, 5e, 6, 7, II, Ondansetron, Intepirdine, and SB399885 for 5-HT6Rs.

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      5-HT3R
5-HT6R
compound core R agonist effectb antagonist effectc pD2d Kb [nM]e Ki [nM]f
5d A CH3 100 (100 nM) NT NT >10 000 245
5e A H 9 (100 nM) 43 (300 nM) NT NT >10 000 757
6 B CH3 NT 28 (100 nM) 48 (300 nM) NT 4 2
7 B H NT 26 (100 nM) 60 (300 nM) 6.43 17 11
IIa     NT 7 (300 nM) NT 1 6
ondansetron     NT pA2 = 7.11 ± 0.12 NT >10 000 NT
intepirdine     NT NT NT 1.2 1.4
SB399885     NT NT NT 1.6 0.7
a

Compound reported in ref (37). For synthesis, see Supporting Information Scheme S1.

b

The effect induced by the tested compounds at the concentration of 100 or 300 nM expressed as a percent of maximal contraction of guinea pig ileum induced by control agonist (5-HT).

c

Percent inhibition of response to stimulation by 5-HT (contraction of guinea pig ileum) at the concentration of 3 μM induced by different concentrations of tested compounds shown in brackets (N = 6–8, SEM ≤ 12%).

d

Antagonist potency expressed as pD2′ (N = 6–8, SEM ≤ 14%).

e

Mean Kb values based on two independent experiments in 1321N1 cells (SEM ≤ 22%).

f

Mean Ki values based on three independent binding experiments in HEK cells stably expressing h5-HT6R (SEM ≤ 15%).