TABLE 2 

A list of parameters used to build the cellular disposition model for MMAE and T-vc-MMAE

ParametersDescriptionUnitsValue (CV%)Source
Embedded Image, Embedded ImageVolume of the media compartment for MMAE and T-vc-MMAE model, respectivelyml3, 10Fixed
Embedded ImageScaling factor to convert the number of molecules to nanomoles.UnitlessEmbedded ImageFixed
Embedded Image, Embedded ImageVolume of each cellpl3.12, 8.14Fixed
Embedded Image, Embedded ImageDoubling time associated with each cell lineH40.1, 33.6Singh et al. (2016b)
Embedded ImageTotal concentration of intracellular tubulinnM65Shah et al. (2012)
Embedded Image, Embedded ImageSecond-order association and first-order dissociation rates of MMAE binding to tubulin1/nM/h, 1/h0.0183, 0.545Shah et al. (2012)
Embedded Image, Embedded ImageSecond-order association and first-order dissociation rates of T-vc-MMAE binding to HER21/nM/h, 1/h0.37, 0.014Maass et al. (2016)
Embedded ImageFirst-order net antibody-HER2-complex internalization rate1/h0.11Maass et al. (2016)
Embedded ImageFirst-order nonspecific deconjugation rate of MMAE from ADC1/h∼0Estimated to be very low value
Embedded ImageAverage drug/antibody ratio for the formulation of T-vc-MMAEUnitless4.5Measured in-house
Embedded ImageNumber of HER2 receptors on N87 and GFP-MCF7 cells, respectivelyUnitless950,000, 52,000Measured in-house
Embedded Image,Embedded ImageFirst-order rate of protease-induced intracellular ADC degradation and MMAE release1/h0.353 (9%), 0.03Estimated, Maass et al. (2016)
Embedded ImageAverage first-order influx rate constant for MMAE from extracellular space to intracellular space for N87 and MCF7 cells.1/h8.33 (8.5%)Estimated
Embedded ImageAverage first-order efflux rate constants for MMAE from intracellular space to extracellular space for N87 and MCF7 cells.1/h0.199 (14%)Estimated