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SLC15A1

Synonyms: HPECT1, HPEPT1, PEPT1

Entrez Gene Link

Expression Data
Substrate Information
Inhibitor Information
Clinical Drug-drug Interactions

Expression Data

Expression data for other tissues could be found in http://pharmacogenetics.ucsf.edu/gtex/index.html

Asterisk indicates important transporters in the organ as identified in the organ diagram.

Organ Source Relative Expression
Brain Nishimura BLQ
Kidney* Nishimura    0.0292
Liver Nishimura    0.0522
Placenta Nishimura    0.00635
Small Intestine* Nishimura    0.148
Kidney* Mean across all PMT Samples    0.387
Liver Mean across all PMT Samples 1.095
Note that relative expression values should only be compared between entries of the same source.

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In Vitro Substrates

Substrate Km (μM) Cell System Reference
5-aminolevulinic acid 394 PEPT1-expressing oocytes Doring, 1998
5-aminolevulinic acid 1600 PEPT1-expressing oocytes Anderson, 2010
Amoxicillin ND MDCK-PEPT1 Li, 2006
Bestatin 340 Caco-2 Saito, 1993
Cefadroxil ND HeLa-PEPT1 Knutter, 2009
Cephalexin 7.97 Caco-2 Watanabe, 2004
Enalapril 262 MDCK II-PEPT1 Liu, 2006
Glycylsarcosine 500 CHO-PEPT1 Han, 1999
Glycylsarcosine 310 Caco-2 Buyse, 2001
Glycylsarcosine 1100 Caco-2 Knutter, 2009
Oseltamivir 6540 Caco-2 Ogihara, 2009
Oseltamivir 8590 HeLa-PEPT1 Ogihara, 2009
Valacyclovir 5940 PEPT1-expressing oocytes Balimane, 1998
Valacyclovir 1640 CHO-PEPT1 Guo, 1999

ND = not determined
1 denotes drugs that can potentially be used as in vitro substrates for studies of the transporter as defined by the FDA as of March 2022
2 denotes drugs that can potentially be used as in vitro inhibitors for studies of the transporter as defined by the FDA as of March 2022
3 denotes drugs that can potentially be used as clinical substrates for studies of the transporter as defined by the FDA as of March 2022
4 denotes drugs that can potentially be used as clinical inhibitors for studies of the transporter as defined by the FDA as of March 2022


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In Vitro Inhibitors

Inhibitor IC50 (μM) Ki (μM) Substrate used Cell System Reference
Fosinopril 35.5 Glycylsarcosine Caco-2 Shu, 2001
Glycyl-proline 160 Glycylsarcosine Caco-2 Brandsch, 1999
Irbesartan 230 Glycylsarcosine Caco-2 Knutter, 2009
Losartan 24 Glycylsarcosine Caco-2 Knutter, 2009
Losartan 52 Glycylsarcosine HeLa-PEPT1 Knutter, 2009
Valacyclovir 910 Cefadroxil CHO-PEPT1 Guo, 1999
Valacyclovir 4080 Glycylsarcosine PEPT1-expressing oocytes Balimane, 1998
Valacyclovir 1280 Glycylsarcosine CHO-PEPT1 Guo, 1999
Valsartan 390 Glycylsarcosine Caco-2 Knutter, 2009
Valsartan 560 Glycylsarcosine HeLa-PEPT1 Knutter, 2009

ND = not determined
1 denotes drugs that can potentially be used as in vitro substrates for studies of the transporter as defined by the FDA as of March 2022
2 denotes drugs that can potentially be used as in vitro inhibitors for studies of the transporter as defined by the FDA as of March 2022
3 denotes drugs that can potentially be used as clinical substrates for studies of the transporter as defined by the FDA as of March 2022
4 denotes drugs that can potentially be used as clinical inhibitors for studies of the transporter as defined by the FDA as of March 2022


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Clinical Drug-Drug Interactions

No drug-drug interaction information.


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