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. 2016 May 23;60(6):3497–3508. doi: 10.1128/AAC.03049-15

TABLE 6.

Summary of inhibitory effects of delamanid and its metabolites on ATP-binding cassette transporters and solute carriersa

Transporter IC50 (μmol/liter)a
Cmax/IC50b
(50 × Cmax,u)/IC50b,c
Delamanid M1 M2 M3 M4 M1 M2 M1 M2
MDR1 (>5) 4.65 7.80 (>3) (>3) 0.07 0.02 0.010 0.002
BCRP (>5) 5.71 6.02 (>3) (>3) 0.06 0.02 0.008 0.003
OAT1B1 (>5) (>10) (>10) (>3) (>3) d
OATP1B3 (>5) (>10) (>10) (>3) (>3)
OAT1 (>5) (>10) (>10) (>3) (>3)
OAT3 (>5) (>10) (>10) (>3) (>3)
OCT1 (>5) (>10) (>10) (>3) (>3)
OCT2 (>5) (>10) (>10) (>3) (>3)
BSEP (>5) (>10) (>10) (>5) (>3)
a

The values in parentheses represent the maximum concentration of the test compound in the inhibition study and indicate that 50% inhibition was not observed even at the maximum concentration tested.

b

The Cmax/IC50 and (50 × Cmax,u)/IC50 values were calculated using the Cmax of the corresponding metabolite in human plasma after repeated administrations of delamanid at 100 mg twice a day for 56 days (22).

c

The unbound fraction of M1 in plasma in vitro was determined as described previously (22), and the unbound fraction of M2 was assumed to be equivalent to that of M1.

d

—, not applicable. Cmax/IC50 and (50 × Cmax,u)/IC50 were not calculated for delamanid, M3, and M4 because they showed no potency against the transporters.