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TRPM4 Inhibitor NBA

AOB12909

CAS 667411-04-3 (Free Acid)

Chemical Name: 4-Chloro-2-(1-naphthyloxyacetamido)benzoic acid ammonium salt (NBA)

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Data sheet

Molecular FormulaC19H17ClN2O4
Molecular Weight372.81
CAS Numbers667411-04-3 (free acid)
Storage Condition0°C (short term), -20°C (long term), desiccated
SolubilityDMSO and Water
Purity98% by HPLC
SynonymTRPM4-IN-2 Ammonium Salt
IUPAC/Chemical Name 4-Chloro-2-(1-naphthyloxyacetamido)benzoic acid ammonium salt

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Novel specific TRPM4 inhibitor, blocking TRPM4 currents in HCT116 cells, reducing the viability of Colo205 cells. NBA is an ammonium salt form (more water soluble) of TRPM4-IN-2 (Free Acid).

Mechanism / Binding & SAR (Structure-Activity Relationships)

  1. Binding Site / Mode of Inhibition

    • The precise binding site of NBA on TRPM4 has not yet been definitively mapped, although some recent work aims to identify it. PMC+1

    • One publication (“Identification of a binding site for small-molecule inhibitors …”) indicates that efforts are ongoing to pinpoint where anthranilic acid derivatives (like NBA) bind. 

    • Because NBA is an aryloxyacyl-anthranilic acid derivative, its structural features (a naphthoxy substituent, anthranilic acid core) potentially allow interaction with hydrophobic pockets near the transmembrane domain, though this is speculative. Frontiers+2chimia.ch+2

  2. Potency & Selectivity Compared to Other Inhibitors

    • NBA has an IC₅₀ of ~0.16 µM for TRPM4 inhibition.

    • In comparative studies with other TRPM4 inhibitors (e.g. CBA, LBA), NBA tends to show greater potency (i.e. require lower concentration for inhibition). 

    • In colorectal cancer (CRC) cells (HCT116), NBA, CBA, and LBA were found to almost fully block TRPM4 currents (91.8–98.5%) in the low micromolar range; NBA was the most potent among them. MDPI+1

    • Some inhibition is non-reversible in CRC cells (i.e. washout does not fully restore the current), which suggests either very tight binding or possibly partial inactivation. MDPI

  3. Functional Consequences of Inhibition / Downstream Effects

    • In CRC cell lines, inhibition of TRPM4 by NBA was associated with:

      • Slowed proliferation. MDPI

      • Alteration of cell cycle distribution (increased proportion in G1 phase) at higher doses (e.g. ~50 µM). MDPI

      • Reduced viability in a CRC line (Colo205) that expresses high levels of TRPM4. MDPI

    • However, in some prostate cancer (PCa) cell models (DU145, LNCaP), NBA (and related inhibitors) did not reliably change functional readouts (viability, migration) despite blocking current—presumably because inhibition was incomplete or because TRPM4-mediated current alone is not entirely determinative of those phenotypes in those contexts. ScienceDirect+3MDPI+3PMC+3

  4. Functional / Bioactive Profile

    • Target: TRPM4 (Transient Receptor Potential Melastatin 4) channel

    • Action: Inhibitor — it blocks or suppresses TRPM4 activity

    • Potency: IC₅₀ ≈ 0.16 µM (i.e. fairly potent) 

    • In vitro evidence: At 50 µM, TRPM4-IN-2 can block ~88 ± 9% of endogenous TRPM4 currents in DU145 prostate cancer cells over a 0-500 s exposure period.

    • Research uses: It is used as a tool compound in studies of cancer (notably prostate cancer, colorectal cancer) to explore how TRPM4 influences tumor cell behavior.