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AMOXAPINE

AMOXAPINE in ChemGrid: 205 screened assays, 5 with significant responses. Explore chemical identifiers, strain activity and target evidence.

SPE02300161

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Chemical structure of AMOXAPINE
Stored molecular structure
205Screened assays
5Significant assay responses
36Source-labelled target records

Identity and chemistry

ChemGrid identifier
SPE02300161
Molecular formula
C17ClH16N3O
CAS registry number
14028-44-5
InChIKey
QWGDMFLQWFTERH-UHFFFAOYSA-N
Libraries
Spectrum, SPECMTS3, Spectrum_ED
Other recorded names
AMOXEPINE; Amoxapine
Stored SMILESClc1ccc2Oc3ccccc3N=C(N3CCNCC3)c2c1

Matched external records: PubChem 2170

Chemical identifiers and library names are reproduced from ChemGrid records. Missing values are omitted.

Measured chemical–genetic activity

205 measurements across 205 distinct library–species–strain assays; 5 assays have at least one significant response (|Z| ≥ 4, p ≤ 0.001, excluding flagged outliers).

Responses are indirect screening phenotypes. They do not establish that a strain gene is a direct molecular target. Strains and timepoints are retained as recorded; these counts are not counts of unique ORFs.

Up to 12 strongest recorded single-strain responses by absolute Z-score
StrainLibrarySpecies identifierZ-score
pep5SPECMTS34932-28.16
drs2SPECMTS34932-23.05
rgp1SPECMTS349328.33
ccr4SPECMTS34932-7.30
ubp6SPECMTS34932-4.86

Spectrum compound-combination identifiers are excluded from this short table. The interactive profile retains the full measurements.

Recorded target evidence and yeast matches

Source annotations are shown separately from SONAR hypotheses. Evidence type and identity matching can vary; consult the linked source and interactive evidence panel.

TargetSourceYeast ORF / orthologue
Adra1b · Alpha-1B adrenergic receptorChEMBLNo stored yeast mapping
DRD1 · D(1A) dopamine receptorChEMBLNo stored yeast mapping
DRD2 · D(2) dopamine receptorChEMBLNo stored yeast mapping
DRD3 · D(3) dopamine receptorChEMBLNo stored yeast mapping
DRD4 · D(4) dopamine receptorChEMBLNo stored yeast mapping
HRH1 · Histamine H1 receptorChEMBLPRP22 YER013W (ortholog_one2one)
HTR2A · 5-hydroxytryptamine receptor 2AChEMBLNo stored yeast mapping
HTR2B · 5-hydroxytryptamine receptor 2BChEMBLNo stored yeast mapping
HTR2C · 5-hydroxytryptamine receptor 2CChEMBLNo stored yeast mapping
HTR6 · 5-hydroxytryptamine receptor 6ChEMBLNo stored yeast mapping
LMNA · Prelamin-A/CChEMBLNo stored yeast mapping
SLC6A2 · Sodium-dependent noradrenaline transporterChEMBLNo stored yeast mapping
SLC6A4 · Sodium-dependent serotonin transporterChEMBLNo stored yeast mapping
TDP1 · Tyrosyl-DNA phosphodiesterase 1ChEMBLTDP1 YBR223C (ortholog_one2one)
Adra1b · Alpha-1B adrenergic receptorChEMBL analogueNo stored yeast mapping
ALOX15B · Polyunsaturated fatty acid lipoxygenase ALOX15BChEMBL analogueNo stored yeast mapping
BLM · RecQ-like DNA helicase BLMChEMBL analogueSGS1 YMR190C (ortholog_one2one)
Chrm1 · Muscarinic acetylcholine receptor M1ChEMBL analogueNo stored yeast mapping
CYP1A2 · Cytochrome P450 1A2ChEMBL analogueNo stored yeast mapping
DRD3 · D(3) dopamine receptorChEMBL analogueNo stored yeast mapping
DRD4 · D(4) dopamine receptorChEMBL analogueNo stored yeast mapping
HRH1 · Histamine H1 receptorChEMBL analoguePRP22 YER013W (ortholog_one2one)
HTR2A · 5-hydroxytryptamine receptor 2AChEMBL analogueNo stored yeast mapping
HTR2B · 5-hydroxytryptamine receptor 2BChEMBL analogueNo stored yeast mapping
HTR2C · 5-hydroxytryptamine receptor 2CChEMBL analogueNo stored yeast mapping
HTR6 · 5-hydroxytryptamine receptor 6ChEMBL analogueNo stored yeast mapping
Impa1 · Inositol monophosphatase 1ChEMBL analogueNo stored yeast mapping
KCNH2 · Voltage-gated inwardly rectifying potassium channel KCNH2ChEMBL analogueNo stored yeast mapping
LMNA · Prelamin-A/CChEMBL analogueNo stored yeast mapping
nfo · Endonuclease 4ChEMBL analogueNo stored yeast mapping

First 30 of 36 target records; open the interactive profile for further evidence.

Structural activity predictions and SONAR

Stored structural activity predictions are available in the interactive profile, with assay-specific cutoffs and applicability-domain assessments.

SONAR ranks candidate targets through genetic and physical interaction evidence. Structural SONAR uses predicted strain responses; measured SONAR uses experimental responses. These are experimental hypotheses, not confirmed binding targets. Outside-domain predictions are treated as unknown.

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Sources and provenance

Screening measurements: ChemGrid chemical-genetic datasets. Wildenhain et al., Cell Systems (2015). Target annotations: sources named in the evidence table. Structure and library metadata: stored ChemGrid catalogue records.

Card snapshot: 2026-11-02. Linked interactive views may contain newer data.