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Re: 40% down to 25% -- Viibryd trial question » SLS

Posted by zonked on September 21, 2011, at 22:03:53

In reply to Re: 40% down to 25% » Conundrum, posted by SLS on September 21, 2011, at 15:00:08

In another post, you mentioned a good question:

Since both Viibryd and Abilify are partial 5HT1A agonists, how would this affect receptor occupancy?

Have you found the answer to this question?

Wikipedia reports the following:

Vilazodone, 5HT1a :
IC50 = 0.5 nM; IA = ~60-70%

Aripiprazole, 5HT1a:
Ki = 1.65 nM

I am more familiar with the units used in the Aripiprazole document and don't know what IC50 stands for. Did you ever answer this question yourself? I am curious. If the units were the same, wouldn't a lower Ki value mean higher affinity?

-z


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