Table 2.
Summary of Categorical Covariate Effects in the Final Population Pharmacokinetic Models
Parameter | Effect | Change |
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Olanzapine | ||
CL/F | Inducer effect of rifampin (in the presence vs absence of rifampin) in a clinical study 25 | +80% |
Moderate hepatic impairment vs normal hepatic function in a clinical study 25 | −12% a | |
Severe renal impairment vs normal renal function in a clinical study 25 | −20% | |
Smokers vs nonsmokers/not recorded | +30% | |
Female vs male sex | −14% | |
Black vs non‐Black | −10% | |
Bioavailability | Fed vs fasted | −6% |
Samidorphan | ||
CL/F | Inducer effect of rifampin (in the presence vs absence of rifampin) in a clinical study 25 | +170% |
Moderate hepatic impairment vs normal hepatic function in a clinical study 25 | −19% | |
Severe renal impairment vs normal renal function in a clinical study 25 | −43% | |
ALAG | Difference for study ALK3831‐A305 b | +10‐fold |
Nonbilayer tablet vs bilayer tablet | +41% | |
Ka | Fed vs fasted | −90% |
ALAG, absorption lag time; CL/F, apparent clearance; Ka, first‐order rate of absorption.
Effect fixed in the model.
Dose time not recorded in ALK3831‐A305, so imputed dose timing used. Consequently, the change in ALAG for this study in comparison to population ALAG was estimated. ALK3831‐A305 had a 4‐week treatment period, and participants received oral study drug once daily. Pharmacokinetic samples were taken predose on the first day of treatment, and subsequently during weeks 2 and 4 of the treatment period.