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BCX 1470 methanesulfonate

Catalog No.GC35482

BCX 1470 methanesulfonate inhibits the esterolytic activity of factor D (IC50=96 nM) and C1s (IC50=1.6 nM), 3.4- and 200-fold better, respectively, than that of trypsin.

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BCX 1470 methanesulfonate Chemical Structure

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BCX 1470 methanesulfonate inhibits the esterolytic activity of factor D (IC50=96 nM) and C1s (IC50=1.6 nM), 3.4- and 200-fold better, respectively, than that of trypsin.IC50 Value: 96 nM (Factor D); 1.6 nM (C1s); 326 nM (Trypsin) [1]Target: Factor D; C1sBCX 1470 is serine protease inhibitor. BCX 1470 blocks the esterolytic and hemolytic activities of the complement enzymes Cls and factor D in vitro, also blocked development of RPA-induced edema in the rat.

[1]. Szalai, Alexander J.; Digerness, Stanley B.; et al.; The Arthus Reaction in Rodents: Species-Specific Requirement of ComplementJournal of Immunology, 2000, 164, 463-468 [2]. Szalai AJ, Digerness SB, Agrawal A, Kearney JF, Bucy RP, Niwas S, Kilpatrick JM, Babu YS, Volanakis JE.The Arthus reaction in rodents: species-specific requirement of complement.J Immunol. 2000 Jan 1;164(1):463-8.

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