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. 2021 Dec 15;14(12):1307. doi: 10.3390/ph14121307

Table 4.

Calculated ADMET descriptors related to absorption and distribution properties as referred to the N(1)-benzotriazolyl-containing benzimidazoles 118, 120, 126, 157, and 158 (in green), the N(2)-benzotriazolyl-based 141, 148 (in yellow), the (pre)clinical (in gray) and clinical (in cyan) candidates TMC353121, BMS-433771, JNJ-2408068 and JNJ-53718678, GS-5806, and RV521, respectively.

Comp. HIA (%) a Vd (L/kg) b %PPB c LogKaHSA d %F (oral) e
118 100 1.2 98.15 5.20 99.2
120 100 3.0 94.00 4.98 99.3
126 100 1.4 98.98 5.32 99.1
157 100 1.2 92.41 4.75 99.4
158 100 1.3 99.27 5.17 99.1
141 100 1.5 98.14 4.56 99.1
148 100 1.3 98.11 4.96 99.2
BMS-433771 100 1.2 94.63 4.04 99.4
TMC-353121 3 1.6 77.52 2.93 1.4
JNJ-2408068 71 1.2 87.61 3.39 47.1
JNJ-53718678 100 1.0 99.05 5.42 21.0
GS-5806 93 0.7 87.94 4.95 73.5
RV521 100 1.1 90.76 3.95 69.0

a HIA represents the human intestinal absorption, expressed as percentage of the molecule able to pass through the intestinal membrane; b prediction of Volume of Distribution (Vd) of the compound in the body; c plasmatic protein binding event; d ligand affinity toward human serum albumin; and e oral bioavailability as a percentage.