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Hi,
In a dose proportionality study of an antithrombotic lead candidate, i am getting Tmax values 10,
3.33 and 9.58 hrs at 10, 20 and 40 mg doses.
So there is no pattern. Can anyone explain why at mid dose of 20 mg, the Tmax is approx less than
half.
Thanks in advance.
Amrita Saxena
Research Scholar
Pharmacokinetics and Metabolism Div.
Central Drug Research Institute,
Lucknow, India-226020
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Dear Amrita,
Did you check the possibility of swap between samples during analysis particularly around Tmax?
Except this, no assumption can be made with the information you provided.
Best
Vijay Kumar Sripuram
Dr Reddy's Institute of Life Sciences
University of Hyderabad
Hyderabad, India.
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Hi,
I would like to suggest repeat your study.
Deepak
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Amrita,
Can you provide more information?
Is the plasma concentration-time curve relatively flat for many hours?
How many subjects per dose (all healthy?)?
What was the formulation for each dose?
Best regards,
Walt
Walt Woltosz
Chairman and CEO
Simulations Plus, Inc. (NASDAQ: SLP)
42505 10th Street West
Lancaster, CA 93534
www.simulations-plus.com
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Hi Amita,
Are these average Tmax values? How many subjects were studied? Is this pattern seen with each
individual subject?
Sincerely..............pradeep
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If faster
Saturating a degradative enzyme or inducing a transport
If slower
Perhaps a
Saturating a transport or inducing a degradative enzyme
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Amrita,
I see a pattern, you have Tmax around 10 hr for both 10 and 40 mg/kg doses. This means at 20 mg/kg
dose you had some issue. The possible reasons could be one of the following:
* issue with the formulation (precipitation etc.)
* age, sex, fasting conditions for all animals used in the study
* collecting samples in properly labelled tubes
* change of sample tubes during bio-analysis (majority of times labelling issues)
* finally, identifying data outliers
I recommend to go for a serial dilution method while preparing different dose solutions or
suspensions.
Best,
Rao Chennamaneni
iVeena LLC., Moran Eye Center,
SLC, Utah, USA.
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