TABLE 1

Physicochemical properties and Caco-2 monolayer permeability of training set compounds

The calculated log D value of ketoprofen was used in the current study because an experimental log D value based on 1-octantol/water was not available at the time.

Training Set (n = 30)CompoundMolecular MassDistribution Coefficient (log D)aCaco-2 Permeability (log Papp)b
Da
1Coumarin1461.39−4.11
2Theophylline180−0.02−4.35
3Epinephrine183−2.59−6.02
4Antipyrine1880.56c−4.36d
5Guanoxan194−0.83−4.71
6Guanabenz2311.67−4.14
7Lidocaine2341.63−4.21
8Alprenolol2491.00/1.08e−4.39/−4.43e
9Phenytoin2522.50d−4.39d
10Ketoprofen2540.47f/0.19g−4.63h
11propranolol2591.54−4.38
12Tiacrilast262−1.05−4.90
13Practolol266−1.40−5.86
14Metoprolol2670.07/−0.24e−4.57/−4.55e
15Imipramine2802.52−4.26
16Diazepam2852.10d−4.39d
17Morphine285−0.44d−5.08d
18Testosterone2883.31−4.23
19Warfarin3080.90−4.27
20Piroxicam3310.00−4.33h
21Sulpiride342−1.15−6.16
22Corticosterone3461.89−4.26
23Nitrendipine3600.97−4.77
24Hydrocortisone3621.53/1.55e−4.67/−4.78e
25Felodipine3843.48−4.64
26Dexamethasone3921.74−4.90
27Verapamil4553.40−4.80
28Mibefradil4963.66−4.87
29Ceftriaxone555−1.23−6.88
30Remikiren6312.75−6.13
  • a 1-Octanol/water (pH 7.4) distribution coefficient taken from Artursson and Karlsson (1991) and Camenisch et al. (1998).

  • b Permeability in differentiated Caco-2 monolayers, taken from Camenisch et al. (1998).

  • c Experimental data from Avdeef and Tam (2010).

  • d Experimental data from Garberg et al. (2005).

  • e Experimental data from the current study.

  • f Calculated log D from MarvinSketch (2010).

  • g Experimental log D from Stein et al. (2011).

  • h Experimental data from Hilgendorf et al. (2000).