Marginal transfer of ReoPro™ (Abciximab) compared with immunoglobulin G (F105), inulin and water in the perfused human placenta in vitro
Marginal transfer of ReoPro™ (Abciximab) compared with immunoglobulin G (F105), inulin and water in the perfused human placenta in vitro
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DOI:
10.1016/s0143-4004(03)00101-2
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发表时间:
2003-08-01
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影响因子:
3.8
通讯作者:
Treacy, G
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作者:
Miller, RK;Mace, K;Treacy, G
ReoPro(TM) (Abciximab), a Fab fragment of a human-murine chimeric monoclonal antibody, binds to glycoprotcin IIb/IIla receptors on human platelets and inhibits platelet aggregation. Can ReoPro transit the human placenta since it does not have an Fc (domain) as does IgG? This question was addressed using an in vitro term human placental lobular dual perfusion model. RcoPro, along with (H2O)-H-3, inulin or I-125-F105 human IgG(1), were added to the maternal reservoir for 6 or >12 h, ReoPro was equivalent to, or exceeded, clinically relevant plasma concentrations (0.3-3 mug/ml). (H2O)-H-3 rapidly appeared in the fetal circuit, while fetal C-14-inulin never equilibrated with the maternal inulin. After 6 h, I-125-F105 was present with fetal/maternal percentagcs-0.55 per cent. ReoPro was not detectable (