Evaluation of transporter-mediated hepatobiliary transport of newly developed 18F-labeled pitavastatin derivative, PTV-F1, in rats by PET imaging
Evaluation of transporter-mediated hepatobiliary transport of newly developed 18F-labeled pitavastatin derivative, PTV-F1, in rats by PET imaging
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通过 PET 成像评估新开发的 18F 标记的匹伐他汀衍生物 PTV-F1 在大鼠体内的转运蛋白介导的肝胆转运
DOI:
10.1016/j.dmpk.2019.05.006
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发表时间:
2019
影响因子:
2.1
通讯作者:
Saji Hideo
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作者:
Kimura Hiroyuki;Yagi Yusuke;Mikamo Mutsumi;Maeda Kazuya;Kagawa Shinya;Arimitsu Kenji;Higashi Tatsuya;Nishii Ryuichi;Ono Masahiro;Nakamoto Yuji;Togashi Kaori;Kusuhara Hiroyuki;Saji Hideo
Quantitative evaluations of the functions of uptake and efflux transporters directly in vivo is desired to understand an efficient hepatobiliary transport of substrate drugs. Pitavastatin is a substrate of organic anion transporting polypeptides (OATPs) and canalicular efflux transporters; thus, it can be a suitable probe for positron-emission tomography (PET) imaging of hepatic transporter functions. To characterize the performance of [¹⁸F] PTV-F1, an analogue of pitavastatin, we investigated the impact of rifampicin (a typical OATP inhibitor) coadministration or Bcrp (breast cancer resistance protein) knockout on [¹⁸F] PTV-F1 hepatic uptake and efflux in rats by PET imaging. After intravenous administration,[¹⁸F] PTV-F1 selectively accumulated in the liver, and the radioactivity detected in plasma, liver, and bile mainly derived from the parent PTV-F1 during the PET study (∼ 40 min). Coadministration of rifampicin largely decreased the hepatic uptake of [¹⁸F] PTV-F1 by 73%. Because of its lower clearance in rats,[¹⁸F] PTV-F1 is more sensitive for monitoring changes in hepatic OATP1B function that other previously reported OATP1B PET probes. Rifampicin coadministration also significantly decreased the biliary excretion of radioactivity by 65%. Bcrp knockout did not show a significant impact on its biliary excretion.[¹⁸F] PTV-F1 enables quantitative analysis of the hepatobiliary transport system for organic anions.