Disposition of WR-1065 in the liver of tumor-bearing rats following regional vs systemic administration of amifostine.
Disposition of WR-1065 in the liver of tumor-bearing rats following regional vs systemic administration of amifostine.
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局部与全身给予氨磷汀后,WR-1065 在荷瘤大鼠肝脏中的分布。
DOI:
10.1002/bdd.380
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发表时间:
2004
影响因子:
2.1
通讯作者:
Smith,DavidE
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作者:
Levi,Micha;DeRemer,SusanJ;Dou,Chunzhi;Ensminger,WilliamD;Smith,DavidE
Purpose—Amifostine is a prodrug in which selectivity is largely determined by the preferential formation and uptake of its cytoprotective metabolite, WR‐1065, in normal tissues as a result of differences in membrane‐bound alkaline phosphatase activity. It was hypothesized that amifostine may be a good candidate for regional drug delivery to the liver because of its large hepatic extraction and total body clearance.Methods—Rat livers were implanted with Walker‐256 tumors. The tumor‐bearing rats received 15 min infusions of amifostine (200 mg/kg) via the portal vein or the femoral vein. WR‐1065 concentrations in the blood, liver and tumor were measured at various times.Results—The WR‐1065 tumor portal dosingAUC15−60was 40% of systemic dosing, and tumor concentrations following portal dosing were one‐fifth of that following systemic dosing. The portal dosing WR‐1065 liverAUC15−60was 60% higher than the values for systemic dosing. The liver/tumor concentration ratios of WR‐1065 following portal dosing were up to 8‐fold higher than the ratio following systemic administration. Unfortunately, systemic exposure to WR‐1065 was greater following portal vs systemic amifostine.Conclusions—Amifostine may provide increased liver protection and decreased tumor protection from radio‐ or chemotherapy when administered by the portal vein. However, portal dosing also increases systemic exposure to WR‐1065, which is associated with hypotension. Copyright © 2004 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.