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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: Antiviral Res. 2013 Apr 18;98(3):365–372. doi: 10.1016/j.antiviral.2013.04.005

Table 4.

Summary of results for glucuronidation studies of compound 1 and raltegravir

Compound Microsome or UGT Isoform Glucuronide Reversed-phase HPLC retention time (min), UV detection (nm) Substrate for UGT? Yes or No
1 - - 18.6 min, 350 nm
1 pHLM (Xenotech) Nonea - No
1 pHLM (BD Biosciences) Nonea - No
1 UGT1A1 (BD Biosciences) Nonea - No
1 UGT1A3 (BD Biosciences) Nonea - No
Raltegravir - - 30.3 min, 300 nm
Raltegravir pHLM (Xenotech) Glucuronide 16.4 min, 300 nm Yes
Raltegravir pHLM (BD Biosciences) Glucuronide 16.4 min, 300 nm Yes
Raltegravir UGT1A1 (BD Biosciences) Glucuronide 16.4 min, 300 nm Yes
Estradiol - - 27.9 min, 280 nm
Estradiolb pHLM (BD Biosciences) Glucuronides (two) 9.7 min, 11.2 min, 280 nm Yes
Estradiolb UGT1A1 (BD Biosciences) Glucuronide 9.6 min, 280 nm Yes
Methylumbelliferone - - 21.1 min, 318 nm
Methylumbelliferoneb pHLM (Xenotech) Glucuronide 6.1 min, 318 nm Yes
Trifluoperazine - - 19.2, 256 nm
Trifluoperazineb pHLM (Xenotech) N-Glucuronide 18.0 min, 256 nm Yes
a

The glucuronide of compound 1, if formed, would have been observed at a retention time of approximately 8 min. However, no such peak in the HPLC chromatograms using 254 nm, 300 nm or 350 nm detection wavelengths was observed.

b

Estradiol, 4-methylumbelliferone and trifluoperazine were used as positive control substrates.