DRUG METABOLIZING ENZYMES IN HUMANS AND ANIMAL MODELS
人类和动物模型中的药物代谢酶
基本信息
- 批准号:6106559
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- 依托单位国家:美国
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- 资助国家:美国
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项目摘要
Aims: To identify genetic polymorphisms in the
CYP2C subfamily in humans and laboratory animals which are
responsilble for the variable metabolism by certain individuals to
particular drugs. For these pathways, population studies show that
humans can be divided into two groups , poor metabolizers (PMS)
and extensive metabolizers (PMS). PMS have altered susceptibility
to clinically administered drugs. These polymorphisms can
potentially also affect metabolism of environmental compounds and
affect susceptibility to environmental diseases. Human CYP2C19 is
polymorphic. This enzyme metabolizes a variety of drugs including
the antiulcer drug omeprazole and the anticonvulsant mephenytoin.
We have identified nine mutant alleles (including five new alleles
this year) contributing to the poor metabolizer phenotype and two
wild-type alleles . Poor metabolizers make up 3-5% of Caucasian
populations but 13-22% of Oriental populations. Two new poor
metabolizer alleles were identified which were single amino acid
mutations in exon 3. One was completely inactive and the other had
approximately 10% of the wild type activitiy for tolbutamide and
mephenytoin. Family studies showed another mutation in exon two
segregated with CYP2C9*2 (a splice variant) and consisted of a
new variant allele of this inactive protein. A fourth allele was in the
heme binding region and was completely inactive. The last new
mutation was a splice variant. These bring the accuracy of the
genetic tests to ~96-98%. One poor metabolizer of a new drug
glizipide and the antidiabetic drug tolbutamide was identified as a
variant CYP2C9*3. The CYP28 gene structure has been
established. A new CYP2C was identified in the dog which is
polymorphic and present in only 10% of dogs. This may influence
the toxicity and metabolism of certain compounds in the dog which
is a test model for drug toxicology studies.
目的:确定遗传多态性,
人类和实验室动物中的CYP 2C亚家族,
负责某些个体的可变代谢,
特别的药物。对于这些途径,人口研究表明,
人类可分为两类,代谢不良者(PMS)
快速代谢型(PMS)经前综合症改变了
临床上使用的药物这些多态性可以
还可能影响环境化合物的代谢,
影响对环境疾病的易感性。人CYP 2C 19是
多态的这种酶代谢多种药物,包括
抗溃疡药奥美拉唑和抗惊厥药美芬妥英。
我们已经鉴定了9个突变等位基因(包括5个新等位基因
今年)有助于弱代谢表型和两个
野生型等位基因。低代谢者占白人的3-5%
人口,但13-22%的东方人口。两个新穷人
鉴定出单氨基酸的代谢型等位基因
外显子3的突变。一个完全不活动,另一个
对甲苯磺丁脲具有约10%的野生型活性,
美芬妥英家族研究显示第二外显子有另一个突变
与CYP 2C 9 *2(一种剪接变体)分离,并由一个
这种失活蛋白质的新变体等位基因。第四个等位基因位于
血红素结合区,完全无活性。最后一批新
突变是剪接变体。这些带来的准确性,
基因检测到~96- 98%。一种新药的弱代谢者
格列吡嗪和抗糖尿病药物甲苯磺丁脲被确定为
变体CYP 2C 9 *3。CYP 28基因结构已经被
确立了习在犬中发现了新的CYP 2C,
多态性和目前只有10%的狗。这可能影响
某些化合物在狗体内的毒性和代谢,
是药物毒理学研究的试验模型。
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