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. 2013 Apr;41(4):801–813. doi: 10.1124/dmd.112.050161

TABLE 3.

Summary of PAR drug-dependent parameters

Parameter Value Methods/Reference
Molecular weight 329.3 Jornil et al., 2010
Log Po:w 3.55 Martin et al., 2008
pKa 9.66 Martin et al., 2008
B/P ratio 1.25 Jornil et al., 2010
fu,p 0.05 Kaye et al., 1989
Fa 0.94 Predicteda
ka (h−1) 1.14 Predicteda
Fg 0.92 Predicted by Qgut model
Vss (l/kg) 12.95 Optimized b
CL2D6 EM (l/h) 80.7 Predictedc
CLr (l/h) 0.5 Sindrup et al., 1992a
Vmax (µl/min/pmol) Jornil et al., 2010
Vmax,2D6 9,7
Vmax,3A4 5.3
Vmax,3A5 1.6
Vmax,1A2 0.63
Vmax,2C19 2.4
Km,unbound (µM) Jornil et al., 2010
Km,2D6 0.03
Km,3A4 13.3
Km,3A5 108
Km,1A2 8.8
Km,2C9 26
CLint,other (µl/min/mg protein) 55.2 Optimizedd
Kinact (2D6) (min−1) 0.17 Bertelsen et al., 2003
KI, unbound (2D6) (µM) 0.315 Bertelsen et al., 2003; Venkatakrishnan and Obach, 2005
Kinact (3A4) (min−1) 0.011 Obach et al., 2007
KI, unbound (3A4) (µM) 4.03 Obach et al., 2007
fm at steady state (2D6 EM) (%) Predicted via IVIVE e
fm,2D6 79.9
fm,3A 9.6
fm,other 9.7

Qgut, hybrid parameter of blood flow and drug permeability; Vss, volume of distribution at steady state.

a

Predicted from Caco-2 permeability of 17*10−6 cm/s (Jornil et al., 2010) in Simcyp (version 11.1).

b

Vss was not reported in the literature. The predicted Vss according to Rodgers and Rowland (2007) is 7.5 l/kg. This value was further optimized to 12.95 l/kg by applying a global Kp scalar of 1.7, to improve prediction of Cmax. Reported Vd following i.v. infusion is 17.2 ± 9.9 l/kg (range 8.0–28.0) (Kaye et al., 1989).

c

Simcyp-predicted CL in CYP2D6 EM individuals via IVIVE is 80.7 ± 13.8 l/h (n = 100). Reported CL is 74.9 ± 14 l/h (range 63–91.7, n = 4) following 23–28 mg i.v. over 30 minutes (Kaye et al., 1989). The genotype of these subjects was not determined.

d

In CYP2D6 PM subjects, both single-dose and steady-state median CLoral were significantly underpredicted by a factor of 2.9 and 3.5, respectively, using the IVIVE approach (Jornil et al., 2010). To match single-dose and steady-state CLoral in P450 2D6 PMs, an un-identified pathway (CLint,other) was incorporated into the IVIVE model.

e

fm is dose- and time-dependent. Following 20 mg single-dose (n = 100 subjects), the predicted time-averaged mean fm is 94.3% (2D6), 2.8% (3A4), 0.1% (1A2), 0.1% (2C19), and 2.7% (unidentified CL), respectively, in EMs. Following 20 mg daily (n = 100 subjects), the predicted time-averaged mean fm at steady-state is 80% (2D6), 9.6% (3A4), 0.5% (1A2), 0.2% (2C19), and 9.7% (unidentified CL), respectively, in EMs. In CYP2D6 PMs, the predicted time-averaged mean fm is similar following 20 mg single-dose versus 20 mg daily: 48.5% (3A4), 2.6% (1A2), 1.1% (2C19), and 47.5% (unidentified CL) versus 46.9% (3A4), 2.7% (1A2), 1.1% (2C19), and 49.0% (unidentified CL).