Template:Spironolactone at steroid hormone receptors

Spironolactone at steroid hormone receptors
Site Value (nM) Type Action Species Ref
ARTooltip Androgen receptor 39.4
120
13–670
>20,000
Ki
IC50a 
IC50b
EC50
Antagonist Human [1]
[2]
[3][4]
[4]
ERTooltip Estrogen receptorc >1,100
5,700
Ki
IC50b
Antagonist Human [1]
[3]
ERαTooltip Estrogen receptor alpha 5,970–>20,000
>20,000
IC50b
EC50
Agonist Human [5][4]
[4]
ERβTooltip Estrogen receptor beta 4940–>20,000
3,300
IC50b
EC50
Inconsistent Human [5][4]
[4]
GRTooltip Glucocorticoid receptor 32.6
1,400
2,410–6,920
>20,000
Ki
IC50a
IC50b
EC50
Antagonist Human [1]
[2]
[5][6]
[4]
MRTooltip Mineralocorticoid receptor 2.32
49
2.4–60
17.7
Ki
IC50a
IC50b
Kb
Antagonist Human [1]
[2]
[3][2]
[1]
PRTooltip Progesterone receptorc 400
650
>25,000
740–2,619
Ki
IC50a
IC50b
EC50
Agonist Human [1]
[2]
[3][6]
[5][3]
PR-BTooltip Progesterone receptor B 4,000
>20,000
IC50b
EC50
Antagonist Human [4]
[4]
Notes: The ranges are the values reported in different studies. Footnotes: a = Binding inhibition. b = Functional antagonism. c = Subtype unspecified (probably ERα and PR-B, however). Sources: [7][8]

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