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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Jun 4.
Published in final edited form as: J Clin Pharmacol. 2019 Dec 4;60(5):595–604. doi: 10.1002/jcph.1555

Table 1.

Parameter estimates of the parent-metabolite model in adults.

Parent Modela Metabolite Modelb
Parameters Value RSE (%) Parameters Value RSE (%)
Fixed effect
CLAPAP/FIR (L/h) 11.1 7 Vmax (µmol/h) 0.248 13
 k for CL/F 1.5 23 Km (mg/L) 3.56 15
VC/FIR (L) 30.7 14 CLadduct (L/h) 2.21 16
 k for VC 1.1 14 Vadduct (L) 7 (Fixed) -
VP/FIR (L) 19.9 12
Q/FIR (L/h) 22.2 33
Ka1-order in IR & ER (1/h) 4.33 38
Fraction0-order in ER 62% (Fixed) -
Lag time0-order in ER (h) 0.29 24
Duration0-order in ER (h) 3.66 4
FER/FIRc 0.61 10
Random effect
ω_CLAPAP 17% 12 ω_Vmax 21% 26
ω_Vc 39% 11 ω_Km 63% 34
ω_Q 70% 30 ω_CLadduct 29% 21
ω_Ka 84% 30
Prop Error 14% 21 Prop Error 10% 12
Add Error (mg/L) 1.23 28 Add Error (µmol/L) 0.005 17
a:

This parent model solely served to provide APAP input guiding development of the metabolite model in adults. This parent model was not scaled to children for simulation.

b:

This metabolite model was scaled to children to simulate the adduct profile in conjunction with the literature parent model.

c:

FER/FIR * CLAPAP/FIR serves to derive CLAPAP/FER