FORMATION OF AN INACTIVE CYTOCHROME-P-450 FE(II)-METABOLITE COMPLEX AFTER ADMINISTRATION OF TROLEANDOMYCIN IN HUMANS
FORMATION OF AN INACTIVE CYTOCHROME-P-450 FE(II)-METABOLITE COMPLEX AFTER ADMINISTRATION OF TROLEANDOMYCIN IN HUMANS
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DOI:
10.1016/0006-2952(82)90671-2
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发表时间:
1982-01-01
影响因子:
5.8
通讯作者:
BENHAMOU, JP
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PESSAYRE, D;LARREY, D;BENHAMOU, JP
Troleandomycin [a macrolide antibiotic] induces its own transformation into a metabolite forming an inactive complex with reduced cytochrome P-450 in rats. To determine whether similar effects occur in humans, hepatic microsomes from 6 untreated patients and 6 patients treated with troleandomycin, 2 g orally daily for 7 days, were studied. In the treated patients, NADPH-cytochrome c reductase activity was increased by 48%; total cytochrome P-450 concentration was also increased, but 33% of total cytochrome P-450 was complexed by a troleandomycin metabolite. The cytochrome P-450 Fe(II)-metabolite complex exhibited properties identical to those of the inactive complex formed in rats. It exhibited a Soret peak at 456 nm, did not bind CO and was destroyed by addition of 50 .mu.M potassium ferricyanide. The clearance of antipyrine was measured in 6 other subjects. This clearance was decreased by 45% when measured again on the 7th day of the troleandomycin treatment. Repeated administration of troleandomycin apparently induced microsomal enzymes, produced an inactive cytochrome P-450 Fe(II)-metabolite complex and decreased the clearance of antipyrine in humans.