TABLE 2

Average levels of circulating dabrafenib and metabolites in humans after a single oral administration of 95 mg of [14C]dabrafenib

Data are the mean (n = 4).

MetabolitePlasma Radioactivity
2 h6 h10 h24 h
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Dabrafeniba64.622.87.81.4
Hydroxy-dabrafenibb19.418.410.81.5
Carboxy-dabrafenibc4.134.251.144.8
Desmethyl-dabrafenibN.D.6.611.613.0
M26dN.D.N.D.0.52.5
M28/M29N.D.N.D.N.D.N.D./N.Q
M30N.D.N.D.N.D.N.D./N.Q
M31eN.D.N.D.0.86.0
Total quantified88.181.982.569.1
  • N.D., not detected; N.Q., below level of quantitation by radioprofiling.

  • a Dabrafenib was quantifiable by radioprofiling only in subjects 401 (3.4%) and 404 (2.2%) at 24 hours and was not quantifiable by radioprofiling in other subjects.

  • b Hydroxy-dabrafenib was quantifiable by radioprofiling only in subjects 401 (3.6%) and 404 (2.6%) at 24 hours and was not quantifiable by radioprofiling in other subjects.

  • c Carboxy-dabrafenib was quantifiable by radioprofiling only in subjects 403 (5.3%) and 406 (11.2%) at 2 hours and was not quantifiable by radioprofiling in other subjects.

  • d M26 was quantifiable by radioprofiling only in subject 406 at 10 (1.9%) and 24 hours (10.1%) and was not quantifiable by radioprofiling in other subjects.

  • e M31 was quantifiable by radioprofiling only in subject 406 at 10 hours (3.4%) and was not quantifiable by radioprofiling in other subjects.