CISPLATIN METABOLITES IN PLASMA, A STUDY OF THEIR PHARMACOKINETICS AND IMPORTANCE IN THE NEPHROTOXIC AND ANTITUMOUR ACTIVITY OF CISPLATIN
CISPLATIN METABOLITES IN PLASMA, A STUDY OF THEIR PHARMACOKINETICS AND IMPORTANCE IN THE NEPHROTOXIC AND ANTITUMOUR ACTIVITY OF CISPLATIN
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DOI:
10.1016/0006-2952(84)90610-5
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发表时间:
1984-01-01
影响因子:
5.8
通讯作者:
MCBRIEN, DCH
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作者:
DALEYYATES, PT;MCBRIEN, DCH
For rats dosed with cisplatin the rate of appearance in plasma of ultrafilterable metabolites containing Pt is investigated using HPLC [high-performance liquid chromatography]. At least 7 species containing platinum in addition to cisplatin are present in 15 min following injection i.p. of 15 mg/kg. Unchanged cisplatin was almost completely eliminated from the plasma within 3 h of dosing; however, metabolite species are still present. The same metabolite species form when cisplatin is incubated in vitro with plasma although in different proportions. After incubation for 24 h at 37.degree., a mixture of metabolites is produced which contains less than 4% cisplatin. This mixture, when injected i.p. into rats, is nephrotoxic at doses of Pt at which cisplatin is not. The mixture of metabolites has considerably less antitumor activity than cisplatin when tested against the mouse L1210 leukemia assay. Although no metabolite species was unequivocally identified, evidence suggests that among the principle metabolite species are a hydrolysis product and Met substitution products of cisplatin. A mixture of cisplatin Met substitution complexes showed neither antitumor nor nephrotoxic properties. A hydrolysis product is nephrotoxic at a dose of Pt at which cisplatin is not. This is the first direct experimental demonstration that cisplatin metabolites are more nephrotoxic, but less effective antitumor agents than the parent compound.