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. 2017 Nov 6;35(3):306–316. doi: 10.1111/dme.13525

Table 1.

Pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic studies

Study Rapid‐acting insulin analogues PK characteristics INS‐Tmax, min PD characteristics GIR‐Tmax, min
Plank et al. 22 Insulin aspart
Insulin lispro
43.8 ± 3.9
46.7 ± 4.7
n/a
Heise et al. 23 Insulin glulisine
Insulin lispro
100 ± 40
92 ± 38
196 ± 73
198 ± 65
Arnolds et al. 24 * Insulin glulisine
Insulin aspart
90 (40–120)
90 (50–150)
186 (155–263)
156 (83–245)
Heise et al. 25 Faster aspart
Insulin aspart
62.9 (3.73)
69.7 (3.73)
124.3 (5.87)
135.2 (5.87)
De la Peňa et al. 28 Lispro 100
Lispro 200
45 (30–180)
60 (30–180)
120 (56)
126.6 (49)
Homko et al. 29 Aspart
Insulin lispro
30
30
120
120
Swan et al. 30 Insulin aspart 60 100
Andersen et al. 26, * BC lispro
Insulin lispro
45 (25–120)
60 (25–105)
109 (65–221)
117 (71–225)

Values are means (sd) unless stated otherwise. *Values are medians (range). Values are means (sem). Values are means (CV[%]).

BC lispro, BioChaparone insulin lispro; CV[%], coefficient of variance; GIR‐Tmax, time to maximum glucose infusion rate; INS‐Tmax, time to maximum serum insulin concentration; n/a, not available; PD, pharmacodynamic; PK, pharmacokinetic.