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Z-338 - Cerep

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Method: In vitro metabolism study<br />

HPLC methods that were validated for the quantification of Z-<strong>338</strong>,<br />

Z-<strong>338</strong> deisopropyl metabolite and ID951551 were employed.<br />

Z-<strong>338</strong> and ID951551 were incubated with a panel of recombinant<br />

human enzymes to investigate possible involvement of CYP and<br />

UGT enzymes responsible for the metabolism of Z-<strong>338</strong> and<br />

ID951551. rCYP and rUGT enzymes were obtained from Gentest<br />

Corporation (Woburn, MA) or Cypex Ltd, (Scotland, UK) . Once<br />

initial rate conditions were established, Km and Vmax were<br />

determined for the dealkylation of Z-<strong>338</strong> by human liver<br />

microsomes (HLM), recombinant CYP2C8 and recombinant<br />

CYP3A4. HLM was prepared by XenoTech (Lenexa, KS).<br />

An antibody inhibition experiment was performed to determine the<br />

relative contribution of CYP2C8 and CYP3A4 to the metabolism of<br />

Z-<strong>338</strong> and ID951551 by HLM. Polyclonal antibodies and intact<br />

rabbit serum were obtained from Nosan Corporation (Yokohama,<br />

Japan).

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