Identification of major esterase involved in hydrolysis of soft anticholinergic (2R3’R-SGM) designed from glycopyrrolate in human and rat tissues
Identification of major esterase involved in hydrolysis of soft anticholinergic (2R3’R-SGM) designed from glycopyrrolate in human and rat tissues
复制标题
鉴定人和大鼠组织中参与由格隆溴铵设计的软抗胆碱能药物 (2R3’R-SGM) 水解的主要酯酶
DOI:
10.1016/j.xphs.2019.03.030
复制
发表时间:
2019
影响因子:
3.8
通讯作者:
Teruko Imai
中科院分区:
文献类型:
--
作者:
Ahmed Samir;Kayoko Ohura;Nicholas Bodor;Teruko Imai
The glycopyrrolate soft analog, SGM, designed to be easily hydrolyzed into the significantly less active zwitterionic metabolite, SGa, typifies soft drug that reduces systemic side effects (a problem often seen with traditional anticholinergics) following local administration. In this study, hydrolysis of 2R3’R-SGM, the highest pharmacologically active stereoisomer of SGM, was investigated in human and rat tissues. In both species, 2R3’R-SGM was metabolized to 2R3’R-SGa in plasma but was stable in liver and intestine. The half-life of 2R3’R-SGM was found to be 16.9 min and 9.8 min in human and rat plasma, respectively. The enzyme inhibition and stimulation experiments showed that plasma paraoxonase 1 (PON1) is responsible for the hydrolysis of 2R3’R-SGM in humans and rats. The PON1-mediated hydrolysis of 2R3’R-SGM was confirmed in the lipoprotein-rich fractions of human plasma. As PON1 is naturally attached to high-density lipoprotein, it might be absent in topical tissues where 2R3’R-SGM is applied, supporting its local stability and efficacy. The metabolic behavior of 2R3’R-SGM indicates that it is an ideal soft drug to be detoxified as soon as it moves into systemic circulation. Furthermore, the similarity of 2R3’R-SGM metabolism in humans and rats showed that the rat is a suitable animal for preclinical study.