The intestinal uptake of "enzymatically-stable" peptide drugs in rats as influenced by D-glucose in situ.
The intestinal uptake of "enzymatically-stable" peptide drugs in rats as influenced by D-glucose in situ.
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大鼠肠道对“酶稳定”肽药物的摄取受原位 D-葡萄糖的影响。
DOI:
10.1016/0024-3205(94)90132-5
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发表时间:
1994
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影响因子:
6.1
通讯作者:
Fleisher,D
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作者:
Hu,Z;Tse,EG;Monkhouse,DC;Oh,CK;Fleisher,D
In previousin situandin vivorat perfusion studies, the intestinal absorption of several low molecular weight drugs was increased by the presence of luminal D-glucose. The intent of this study was to determine the potential of this fed-state effect to improve the intestinal uptake of poorly permeable, small peptide and peptide-like drugs. Jejunal wall permeabilities (Pw∗) of di-(D-kyotorphin), tri-(cephradine), hexa-(growth hormone releasing peptide, GHRP-6) and octa-(octreotide, a somatostatin analogue) peptides and corresponding net water fluxes were determined in rats using anin situsingle-pass perfusion technique. Glucose was shown to enhance the uptake of the smaller (di-and tri-) peptides but not the larger peptides despite the fact that glucose elicited a significant net water absorption with each of the four peptide drugs. It is concluded that glucose enhances jejunal permeabilities of smaller peptides by solvent drag and the enhancement is limitedin situby peptide molecular size. The studies with nonmetabolizable 3-O-methylglucose suggest that the augmentation of the proton gradient across the transmucosal membrane by glucose contributes to the carrier-mediated transport observed with the smaller peptides.