Table 7.
Comparison of commonly used PBPK software programs for two categories.
| User customized software | Latest version | Modeling language | Auxiliary tool | Operation method | Model |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| WinNonlin | WinNonlin v6.4 | R | Phoenix® NLME™ | Built-in options or a combination of graphics and text commands | Non-compartmental analysis (NCA) |
| NONMEM | NONMEM v7.3 | FORTRAN | Wings for NONMEM, priana | Fully based on text | Two-compartment or three-compartment model |
| User-friendly software | Company | Species | Routes of administration | Features | Application |
| GastroPlus | Simulations Plus Inc. | Human, rat, dog, mouse, monkey, user defined | i.v., p.o., ocular, pulmonary, lingual, sublingual, buccal | ACAT model PEAR function | Ten modules for PBPK modeling, built-in multi-person physiological treatment model, IVIVC; single simulation, batch simulation, parameter sensitivity analysis (PSA), population simulation |
| SimCYP | Certara USA Inc. | Human, rat, mouse, dog | i.v., p.o., pulmonary, skin | ADAM model, Extensive data base with physiological information | PBPK modeling function, IVIVE; DDI simulation and population differential prediction; time course of simulated metabolites |
| PK-Sim | Bayer Technology Services | Human, rat, mouse, dog, monkey, minipig | i.v., p.o., subcutaneous, dermal, user defined | WB-PBPK model, various PBPK calculation methods | High-flexibility-all model parameters accessible for specific investigations; Simulating physiological variability in reactions |