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Found 5 Enz. Inhib. hit(s) with all data for entry = 4417
TargetProgesterone receptor(Homo sapiens (Human))
Northwestern University

LigandPNGBDBM8903((1S,2R,10S,11S,14S,15S)-14-acetyl-2,15-dimethyltet...)
Affinity DataIC50:  1.60nMT: 2°CAssay Description:Competitive binding assay were performed using increasing dose of the contrast agents and fluorescently labeled progesterone as the competitor. More data for this Ligand-Target Pair
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TargetProgesterone receptor(Homo sapiens (Human))
Northwestern University

LigandPNGBDBM68290(RU486)
Affinity DataIC50:  22nMT: 2°CAssay Description:Competitive binding assay were performed using increasing dose of the contrast agents and fluorescently labeled progesterone as the competitor. More data for this Ligand-Target Pair
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TargetProgesterone receptor(Homo sapiens (Human))
Northwestern University

LigandPNGBDBM68291(Steroid-Gd (III) conjugate, 1)
Affinity DataIC50:  96nMT: 2°CAssay Description:Competitive binding assay were performed using increasing dose of the contrast agents and fluorescently labeled progesterone as the competitor. More data for this Ligand-Target Pair
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TargetProgesterone receptor(Homo sapiens (Human))
Northwestern University

LigandPNGBDBM68288(Steroid-Gd (III) conjugate, 2)
Affinity DataIC50:  460nMT: 2°CAssay Description:Competitive binding assay were performed using increasing dose of the contrast agents and fluorescently labeled progesterone as the competitor. More data for this Ligand-Target Pair
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TargetProgesterone receptor(Homo sapiens (Human))
Northwestern University

LigandPNGBDBM68289(Steroid-Gd (III) conjugate, 3)
Affinity DataIC50:  860nMT: 2°CAssay Description:Competitive binding assay were performed using increasing dose of the contrast agents and fluorescently labeled progesterone as the competitor. More data for this Ligand-Target Pair
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