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. 2021 Sep 1;64(18):13327–13355. doi: 10.1021/acs.jmedchem.1c00575

Table 5. Plasma and Liver Microsomal Stability, Solubility, Efficiency Metrics, and Mouse Pharmacokinetic Data of Compounds 39 and 50.

          mouse PKg
compound plasma t1/2(min)a,c LM_NADPH t1/2(min)b,c solubility (μM)d c Log Pe/LipEf parameters i.v.(3 mg/kg) p.o.(10 mg/kg)
39 m: >120 (93)h m: >60 (93)h <1 3.79/3.84 Cmax[ng/mL] 701.9 296.6
  r: >120 (93)h r: 13 ± 4     Tmax (min) 5 30
    h: >60 (83)h     AUC [ng × min/mL] 20800 20748
          Vd(L/Kg) 4.45  
          CL (mL/min/Kg) 144  
          F (%) 30  
50 m: >120 (95)h m: >60 (55)h >250 0.54/6.83 Cmax[ng/mL] 5238 6872
  r: >120 (93)h r: 48 ± 2     Tmax (min) 5 15
    h: >60 (88)h     AUC [ng × min/mL] 202304 407508
          Vd(L/Kg) 0.53  
          CL (mL/min/Kg) 13  
          F (%) 60  
a

2.0 μM, 100% mouse or rat plasma (+0.5% DMSO).

b

4.6 μM in mouse, rat or human liver microsomes (LM) with NADPH as a cofactor (0.1% DMSO).

c

Data collected as n ≥ 3.

d

Kinetic solubility (PBS, pH 7.4; n = 3).

e

Calculated with PipelinePilot WebPort 2017.

f

LipE: Lipophilic Efficiency [LipE = pIC50c Log P].42

g

Pharmacokinetic parameters of 39 and 50 following intravenous (i.v.) and oral (p.o.) administration to male C57BL/6 mice (n = 3 per time-point).

h

% compound remaining at last time-point.