Question: The calculation in Problem # 3 was redone much later using the polar pathway extension to the UB / UC model ( Kasting et al

The calculation in Problem #3 was redone much later using the polar pathway extension to the UB/UC model (Kasting et al.,2019). Rather than embuing the polar pathway with water-like diffusivities (as in modified Robinson), the UB/UC model employs a cylindrical pore model with a pore radius of 16. Table 2 shows the results. Using the UB/UC results, re-rank these compounds in terms of their likelihood of producing a bFGF release response in human skin. Provide your answer by identifying the top three candidates.
Table 2
ID Class FWa, rsb, Ddc, kp, Jss,% Abs Cbld,
Dalton nM cm/h nmol/cm2h in 24 h nM
I Hep disaccharide14616.84001.12E-060.120.670.76
II Hep disaccharide25637.271502.94E-070.0260.180.19
III Polysulfate17948.154002.46E-070.0150.150.14
IV Polysulfate211599.242491.81E-070.0080.110.09
V Polyamine 12009.351301.17E-070.0050.070.057
VI Polysulfonate 180010.7901.01E-070.0030.0610.043
VII GAG1300012.71.64.94E-080.00080.030.017
VIII GAG2750017.20.31.21E-080.00010.0070.003
IX Polysulfate3800017.61002.13E-21000
X GAG31800023.10.0569.80E-22000
XI GAG43600029.10.041.19E-26000
XII GAG53600029.10.054.78E-32000
aFormula weight
bSolute radius calculated according to Mitragotri approximation, 4/3 pr3=0.9087*MW
cDoubling dose
dEstimated concentration at the basolateral membrane (putative site of action). Equivalent to Cbk in the class notes.
Group of answer choices
I, II, III
III, IV, VI
V, IV, III
VII, VIII, II
X, XI, XII

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