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. 2022 Jan 26;18(1):e1009820. doi: 10.1371/journal.pcbi.1009820

Table 5. In vitro inhibition assays of 18 tested compounds.

Drug name Cluster Inhibition of CYP2C9 activity in HepG2 cells*
(yes/no)
Dose- dependent inhibition
(yes/no)
Increased cytotoxicity in HepG2 cells expressing CYP2C9
(min [c]; % living cells)**
IC50 values determined with CYP2C9 supersomes
(μM)
Abemaciclib 1 no no yes (5μM; 30%) >100
Mizolastine 2 no no yes (50 μM; 60%)
Sertindole 3 yes yes yes (10 μM; 60%) 40
Cloperidone 3 yes yes yes (100 μM; 40%) 17.7
Sivelestat 5 no no no
Asapiprant 6 yes yes no 46
Pf-562271 7 yes no yes (10 μM; 65%)
Ciltoprazine 8 yes no yes (75 μM; 0%)***
Vatalanib 10 yes yes yes (20 μM; 50%) 0.067
Entinostat 11 no no no
Azd3514 12 no no yes (20 μM; 60%)
Muraglitazar 14 no no no
Bifeprofen 16 yes yes yes (75 μM; 50%)
Tarafenacin 22 yes no yes (50 μM; 0%) >100
Ticagrelor 23 yes yes no 11.8
Duvelisib 24 yes yes no 52
Dasatinib 24 yes yes yes (20 μM; 45%) 85
Piriqualone 24 yes yes yes (75 μM; 0%)*** 10.9

* For each compound, the inhibition tests were performed over a range of concentrations selected such that the highest concentration yielded a cell viability (based on MTS assay) greater than 80%.

** min [c]: minimal concentrations that increase the cytotoxicity (> threshold fixed at a cell viability of 80%) and percentage (%) of living HepG2 cells expressing CYP2C9 after incubation with the “min [c]” of the compound. At the same concentration, no cytotoxic effect (% living cells > 80%) was observed in the wild-type HepG2 cells incubated with the compound.

*** For ciltoprazine and piriqualone, the cytotoxicity was also observed in wt HepG2 cells at high concentrations, but the % of living cells with all concentrations (including 100 μM) was maintained at > 50%.