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. 2020 Sep 27;22(6):123. doi: 10.1208/s12248-020-00508-2

Table I.

Summary of the Food Effect Direction, Dose at Observed Food Effect, and Physicochemical and Absorption Properties of the 30 Modeled Compounds

Compound Maximum dose in food effect study Food effect Molecular weight1 (g/mol) cLogD2 pKa Apparent permeability (× 10−6 cm/s) Effective permeability (× 10−4 cm/s)3 Solubility at pH 6.5 (μg/ml) FaSSIF solubility (μg/ml) FeSSIF solubility (μg/ml) BCS Reference
Alectinib 600 Positive 482.6 4.8 7.05b n/a 2.5^ 23 77 II (11)
Amiodarone 600 Positive 645.3 6.5 5.90b n/a 0.9^ 2 472 784 II (12)
Aprepitant 100 Positive 534.4 5.2 2.45b, 9.15a 13 (MDCK) 2.4 0.7 5.4 92.4 II/IV (13,14)
Cimetidine 200 None 252.3 − 0.2 6.90b 5.4 (Caco-2)^ 1.278 22,000 21,500 III Simcyp value for Peff
Clarithromycin 500 None 748.0 2.2 8.99b 5 (MDCK) 0.3 132 1656 II
Dabrafenib 150 Negative 519.6 4.6 2.2b, 6.6a 84 (MDCK) 5.5 1 6.2^ 6.8^ II (15)
Danazol 100 Positive 337.5 3.5 Neutral 4.2 (MDCK) 1.0^ 0.69 7270 52,600 II (1618)
Danirixin 50 Negative 441.9 1.8 4.80a, 8.10b n/a 0.9^ 459 724 II GSK in-house data
d-Sotalol 160 None 272.4 − 2.1 8.28a, 9.72b n/a 1.2^ 15,800^ n/a n/a III (19)
Etoricoxib 120 Negative 358.8 2.8 4.5b 52.3 (Caco-2)^ 4.8 67^ 67^ 95^ II (20)
Fluoxetine HCl 40 None 309.3 1.8 9.8b 1.69 (MDCK) 1.0^ 1533 6400 1720 I
Furosemide 40 Negative 330.7 − 1.3 3.9a n/a 0.5^ 5188^ 3201^ 684^ IV (2123)
Imatinib 400 None 493.6 3.5 3.73b, 8.07b 4.7 (MDCK) 1.1 113 220^ 2210^ II (24)
Isoniazid 300 Negative 137.1 − 0.7 1.80b, 3.50b 16 (Caco-2)^ 4.0 128,000 n/a n/a I (25)
Itraconazole 100 Positive 705.6 7.3 4.28b n/a 9.9 1120 3620 II
Ivacaftor 150 Positive 392.5 4.3 9.40a, 11.60a 11.9 (Caco-2)^ 1.2 0.5^ 53^ 550^ II/IV Vertex in-house data
Metoprolol 100 Positive 267.4 − 0.5 9.75b n/a 1.3^ 17,100 n/a n/a I (26)
Nefazodone HCl 200 Negative 470.0 4.5 6.50b 11 (Caco-2) ^ 2.2 5378 1393 3100 II
Nelfinavir mesylate 1250 Positive 567.8 4.1 6.0b 1.3 (MDCK) 0.7 41.4^ 22^ 243^ II/IV (27,28)
Nifedipine 10 None 346.3 1.8 Neutral 23.5 (Caco-2)^ 12.5 9.2^ 17.1^ 56.2^ II (29,30)
Oseltamivir 150 None 312.4 − 0.7 7.70b n/a 1.5^ 25,000^ n/a n/a III (31)
Panobinostat 20 None 349.4 0.7 8.35a, 9.0b 11 (Caco-2)^ 2.3 261^ 140^ 230^ II Novartis in-house data
Pazopanib 800 Positive 437.5 3.5 2.1b, 6.4b 16.9 (Caco-2)^ 2.3 0.5 1.2 2.8 II/IV (32)
Phenytoin 300 Positive 252.3 1.2 8.06a 51 (MDCK) 4.0 31^ 39.6^ 49.5^ II (33)
Telaprevir 750 Positive 679.8 2.6 Neutral 4.4 (Caco-2)^ 1.4 85 120 80 II Vertex in-house data
Tezacaftor 50 None 520.5 3.4 Neutral 4.2 (Caco-2)^ 2.5 110^ 119^ 4783^ II Vertex in-house data
Trospium IR 30 Negative 392.5 − 0.5 +Charged n/a 0.1 (0.005 to 0.5) 780 n/a n/a III (34,35)
Trospium XR 60 Negative 392.5 − 0.5 +Charged 0.1 (0.005 to 0.5) 780 n/a n/a III
Venetoclax 100 Positive 868.4 6.5 3.40a; 10.3b n/a 1.0^ 6 0.0337 26.4 IV (7)
Zidovudine 300 Negative 267.2 − 0.4 9.70b n/a 3.7^ > 10 > 10,000 III
Ziprasidone HCl 80 Positive 412.9 4.1 6.58b 12.3 (Caco-2)^ 2.3 1 4 13 II (36)

For highly soluble and/or hydrophilic compounds, the impact of bile salts on the solubility was considered negligible and FaSSIF/FeSSIF data was not reported

n/a, not available

1Molecular weight of active ingredient only. The counterion of salts is excluded from the molecular weight

2Log10 of the octanol/water distribution coefficient at pH 7.4 as calculated with the OpenEye software

2Effective jejunum permeability used in the PBPK model

^Data was not generated within this working group. Source of data provided in the reference column