In primary human neutrophils from healthy donors, TG100-115 did not affect TRPM7 channel activity in patch-clamp recordings. TG100-115-treated BMDMs engulfed a lower percentage of dying heat-treated GFP-transfected Hepa1-6 cells compared with DMSO-treated BMDMs. In human neutrophils, TG100-115 significantly reduced CXCL8-triggered chemotaxis compared with the dissolvent control. [1,2]
Literature-reported observations and conditions; not Adooq-tested protocols or general treatment recommendations.
Channel Activity in Primary Human Neutrophils
Cell-based study · primary human neutrophils isolated from whole blood of healthy donors [1]
Primary human neutrophils isolated from healthy donor whole blood were preincubated with TG100-115 at 20 µM for 30 min. TG100-115 did not affect TRPM7 channel activity in patch-clamp recordings.
Literature-Reported Treatment Conditions
- Treatment concentration
- 20 µM
- Exposure duration
- at least 30 min prior to electrophysiological recordings
- Method
- added to the bath solution
- Reported limits
- Not stated in the sentences used: vehicle.
Methods and source locations
Compound reported in the paper: TG100-115
Literature evidence for the named compound in the stated model; no Adooq product-use or lot-performance claim.
Material and Methods > Electrophysiology (S26); Results > TRPM7 Is Essential for Human Neutrophil Chemotaxis and ROS Production (S53, S56); Figure 1 legend (S118)
TRPM7 current densities: TRPM7 current densities; comparator: without (Ctrl, black circles, n = 6) — Results > TRPM7 Is Essential for Human Neutrophil Chemotaxis and ROS Production (S56); Figure 1 legend (S118)
Engulfment of Dying Cells by Macrophages
Cell-based study · BMDMs; n = 3 [2]
BMDMs were pretreated with TG100-115 and assessed for phagocytosis of heat-treated GFP-transfected Hepa1-6 cells. TG100-115-treated BMDMs engulfed a lower percentage of dying cells than DMSO-treated BMDMs.
Literature-Reported Treatment Conditions
- Method
- pretreated
- Vehicle
- DMSO
- Co-treatment
- Other interventions in this design: heat‐treated GFP‐transfected Hepa1‐6 cells. Compound effect isolated by the comparison: compared with DMSO‐treated BMDMs.
- Reported limits
- Not stated in the sentences used: dose, schedule.
Methods and source locations
Compound reported in the paper: TG100-115
Literature evidence for the named compound in the stated model; no Adooq product-use or lot-performance claim.
Results > Macrophages Undergoing LAP Activate the PI3Kγ/AKT Pathway (S93); Figure 5 legend (S201)
flow cytometry plots illustrating macrophages treated with TG100‐115 phagocytosis of heat‐treated GFP‐transfected Hepa1‐6 cells: flow cytometry plots illustrating macrophages treated with TG100‐115 phagocytosis of heat‐treated GFP‐transfected Hepa1‐6 cells; comparator: DMSO‐treated BMDMs — Results > Macrophages Undergoing LAP Activate the PI3Kγ/AKT Pathway (S93); Figure 5 legend (S201)
Chemokine-Triggered Neutrophil Chemotaxis
Cell-based study · Human neutrophils [1]
Human neutrophils were incubated with TG100-115 at 20 µM for 30 min before CXCL8 or saline exposure. In a transwell assay, TG100-115 significantly reduced CXCL8-triggered chemotaxis compared with the dissolvent control.
Literature-Reported Treatment Conditions
- Treatment concentration
- 20 µM
- Exposure duration
- for 30 min prior to CXCL8 or saline (Ctrl) exposure
- Method
- incubated
- Vehicle
- DMSO
- Co-treatment
- Other interventions in this design: CXCL8 10nM. Compound effect isolated by the comparison: dissolvent (Ctrl, black).
Methods and source locations
Compound reported in the paper: TG100-115
Literature evidence for the named compound in the stated model; no Adooq product-use or lot-performance claim.
Material and Methods > Transwell Assay (S27, S28, S32, S33); Results > TRPM7 Is Essential for Human Neutrophil Chemotaxis and ROS Production (S59); Figure 1 legend (S123, S124)
neutrophil chemotaxis toward a CXCL8 gradient (10 nM) in a transwell assay: neutrophil chemotaxis toward a CXCL8 gradient (10 nM) in a transwell assay; comparator: DMSO (Ctrl.) — Results > TRPM7 Is Essential for Human Neutrophil Chemotaxis and ROS Production (S59); Figure 1 legend (S123)