Application of cytochrome P450 reactivity on the characterization of chemical compounds and its association with repeated-dose toxicity
Application of cytochrome P450 reactivity on the characterization of chemical compounds and its association with repeated-dose toxicity
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细胞色素 P450 反应性在化合物表征中的应用及其与重复剂量毒性的关系
DOI:
10.1016/j.taap.2019.114854
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发表时间:
2020
影响因子:
3.8
通讯作者:
Kouichi Yoshinari
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作者:
Michiko Watanabe;Takamitsu Sasaki;Jun-ichi Takeshita;Madoka Kushida;Yuki Shimizu;Hitomi Oki;Yoko Kitsunai;Haruka Nakayama;Hitomi Saruhashi;Rui Ogura;Ryota Shizu;Takuomi Hosaka;Kouichi Yoshinari
Repeated-dose toxicity (RDT) studies are one of the critical studies to assess chemical safety. There have been some studies attempting to predict RDT endpoints based on chemical substructures, but it remains very difficult to establish such a method, and a more detailed characterization of chemical compounds seems necessary. Cytochrome P450s (P450s) comprise multiple forms with different substrate specificities and play important roles in both the detoxification and metabolic activation of xenobiotics. In this study, we investigated possible use of P450 reactivity of chemical compounds to classify the compounds. A total of 148 compounds with available rat RDT test data were used as test compounds and subjected to inhibition assays against 18 human and rat P450s. Among the tested compounds, 82 compounds inhibited at least one P450 form. Hierarchical clustering analyses using the P450 inhibitory profiles divided the 82 compounds into nine groups, some of which showed characteristic chemical and biological properties. Principal component analyses of the P450 inhibition data in combination with the calculated chemical descriptors demonstrated that P450 inhibition data were plotted differently than most chemical descriptors in the loading plots. Finally, association analyses between P450 inhibition and RDT endpoints showed that some endpoints related to the liver, kidney and hematology were significantly associated with the inhibition of some P450s. Our present results suggest that the P450 reactivity profiles can be used as novel descriptors for characterizing chemical compounds for the investigation of the toxicity mechanism and/or the establishment of a toxicity prediction model.