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CORRECTION TO “Influence of Cremophor EL and Genetic Polymorphisms on the Pharmacokinetics of Paclitaxel and Its Metabolites Using a Mechanism-Based Model”

Drug Metabolism and Disposition March 2011, 39 (3) 563; DOI: https://doi.org/10.1124/dmd.39.3.563
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    Parameter estimates for the final model without covariate relations

    ParameterEstimateRSELLP 95% CIRSE/RSE Prior
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    CLpac (l/h)3788.4322441
    V1 (liters)188110.66
    V2 (liters)11008.20.54
    V3 (liters)222140.68
    Q2 (l/h)123100.45
    Q3 (l/h)181130.57
    Blin7.89100.84
    BCrEL3.629.10.91
    Bmax (μmol/l)0.0207220.81
    Km (μmol/l)0.000123360.83
    ε1, pac (%)24.44.722.326.8
    IIVCLpac (CV %)a15.339b10.022.3
    IIVBlin (CV %)a10134b67.3176
    CL6αOH/fmpac (l/h)28302618504750
    V6αOH/fmpac (liters)1390249452230
    BCrEL, 6αOH43.04024.499
    Bnsp, 6αOH (μmol/l)0.000754120.0005880.000947
    ε1, 6αOH (%)25.45.622.928.4
    ε2, 6αOH, i=1 (μmol/l)0.00447300.002500.00772
    IIVCL6αOH/fmpac (CV %)a36.636b25.153.8
    CLp3OH/fmpac (l/h)14701610902020
    Vp3OH/fmpac (l/h)1140138831490
    BCrEL, p3OH8.60325.2416.1
    Bnsp, p3OH (μmol/l)0.00124100.001030.00149
    ε1, p3OH (%)37.74.834.541.6
    IIVfp3OH/fmpac0.425c29b0.245c0.769c
    CrEL50 (ml/l)4.48183.556.21
    HillCrEL2.71132.203.39
    IIVHillCrEL (CV %)a40.138b26.858.9
    CLdiOH/fmmet (l/h)831156061140
    VdiOH/fmmet (liters)1672397.1246
    ε1, diOH (%)49.88.442.659.3
    ε2, diOH (μmol/l)0.00197220.001340.00315
    IIVCLdiOH/fmmet (CV %)a60.739b40.8104
    • CLpac, clearance of unbound concentrations of paclitaxel; V1, V2, and V3, volumes of the central, first, and second peripheral compartment for unbound concentrations of paclitaxel; Q2 and Q3, intercompartmental clearances between the central and peripheral compartments for unbound concentrations of paclitaxel; Blin, linear binding to plasma components; BCrEL, binding directly proportional to CrEL concentration; Bmax, maximal binding to plasma components; Km, concentration at half of the maximal binding to plasma components; CL6αOH/fmpac and CLp3OH/fmpac, clearance of unbound concentrations of 6αOH-pac and p3OH-pac over fraction metabolized unbound paclitaxel; V6αOH/fmpac and Vp3OH/fmpac, volume of distribution of unbound concentrations of 6αOH-pac and p3OH-pac over fraction metabolized unbound paclitaxel; BCrEL, 6αOH and BCrEL, p3OH, maximal binding rate to CrEL of 6αOH-pac and p3OH-pac; Bnsp, 6αOH and Bnsp, p3OH, nonspecific CrEL component for 6αOH-pac and p3OH-pac; CrEL50, CrEL concentration at half-maximal binding rate; HillCrEL, Hill coefficient for CrEL concentration; CLdiOH/fmmet, clearance of unbound concentrations of diOH-pac over fraction metabolized unbound primary metabolite; VdiOH/fmmet, volume of distribution of unbound concentrations of diOH-pac over fraction metabolized unbound primary metabolite; ε1, proportional residual error for total concentrations; ε2, 6αOH, i=1, additive error for first sample for each individual of total concentration of 6αOH-pac; ε2, diOH, additive error for total concentration of diOH-pac; IIVCLpac, IIVBlin, IIVCL6αOH/fmpac, IIVfp3OH/fmpac, IIVHillCrEL, IIVCLdiOH/fmmet, interindividual variability in the designated parameter.

    • ↵a Coefficient of variation, calculated as [exp(ω2) − 1]0.5.

    • ↵b With respect to the variance term, ω2.

    • ↵c Estimate given for the corresponding variance term, ω2, of β in eqs. 5 and 6.

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