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Research ArticleSpecial Section – New Models in Drug Metabolism and Transport

Assessment of the Biotransformation of Low-Turnover Drugs in the HµREL Human Hepatocyte Coculture Model

Richard D. Burton, Todd Hieronymus, Taysir Chamem, David Heim, Shelby Anderson, Xiaochun Zhu and J. Matthew Hutzler
Drug Metabolism and Disposition November 2018, 46 (11) 1617-1625; DOI: https://doi.org/10.1124/dmd.118.082867
Richard D. Burton
Q2 Solutions, a Quintiles Quest Joint Venture, Bioanalytical and ADME Laboratories, Indianapolis, Indiana
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Todd Hieronymus
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Taysir Chamem
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David Heim
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    (A) Extracted ion chromatograms showing the metabolite profile of timolol following incubations in human suspended hepatocytes (4 hours) and the HµREL model (up to 7 days). (B) Proposed metabolic pathways of timolol. Metabolites highlighted in boxes are consistent with previously published human metabolite data. In vivo data were obtained from Tocco et al. (1980).

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    (A) Extracted ion chromatograms showing the metabolite profile of meloxicam following incubations in human suspended hepatocytes (4 hours) and the HµREL model (up to 7 days). (B) Proposed metabolic pathways of meloxicam. Metabolites highlighted in boxes are consistent with previously published human metabolite data. In vivo data were obtained from Schmid et al. (1995).

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    (A) Extracted ion chromatograms showing the metabolite profile of linezolid following incubations in human suspended hepatocytes (4 hours) and the HµREL model (up to 7 days). (B) Proposed metabolic pathways of linezolid. Metabolites highlighted in boxes are consistent with previously published human metabolite data. In vivo data were obtained from Slatter et al. (2001).

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    (A) Extracted ion chromatograms showing the metabolite profile of XK469 following incubations in human suspended hepatocytes (4 hours) and the HµREL model (up to 7 days). (B) Proposed metabolic pathways of XK469. Metabolites highlighted in boxes are consistent with previously published human metabolite data. In vivo data were obtained from Anderson et al. (2005).

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    Summary of metabolites observed following incubation in human hepatocyte suspension and the HµREL coculture model and comparison with reported in vivo metabolite data

    CompoundMetaboliteObserved m/zHepatocyte SuspensionHµREL Coculture ModelReported In Vivo
    TimololParent Drug317.1638XXX
     T1Tim + Gluc493.1955—X
     T2Tim – C2H2291.1485—XX
     T3Tim + 2O (a)349.1536—XX
     T4Tim + 2O (b)349.1537—XX
     T5Tim + O (a)333.1592XXX
     T6Tim + O (b)333.1589—X
    MeloxicamParent Drug352.0417XXX
     M1Melox + O + Gluc544.0679—X
     M2Melox Cleavage216.0323—TraceX
     M3Melox + O368.0368—Trace
     M4Melox-COOH382.0154—XX
     M5Melox-OH368.0362TraceXX
     M6Melox + 4H + O372.0676—X
    LinezolidParent Drug338.1505XXX
     L1Lin + 2O (a)370.1403TraceXX
     L2Lin + 2O (b)370.1404XXX
     L3Lin – C2H2312.1352—TraceX
     L4Lin + H2O (a)356.1611—TraceX
     L5Lin + H2O (b)356.1614—TraceX
     L6Lin – C2H2O296.1402—TraceX
     L7Lin + 2O – C2H4O326.1147—XX
     L8Lin + O – 2H352.1300—TraceX
    XK469Parent Drug345.0632XXX
     X1XK469-Cys-2H (a)464.0670—X
     X2XK469-Cys-2H (b)464.0668—X
     X3XK469-AcetylCys-2H506.0775—X
     X4XK469-Taur452.0668—XX
     X5XK469-Gly402.0844—XX
     X6XK469-OH361.0580TraceXX
     X-GlucaXK469-Gluc521.0946—XX
    • —, Not detected.

    • ↵a Multiple glucuronide conjugates were observed.

    • X; observed metabolite.

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Human Drug Metabolism in HµREL Hepatocyte Coculture

Richard D. Burton, Todd Hieronymus, Taysir Chamem, David Heim, Shelby Anderson, Xiaochun Zhu and J. Matthew Hutzler
Drug Metabolism and Disposition November 1, 2018, 46 (11) 1617-1625; DOI: https://doi.org/10.1124/dmd.118.082867

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Human Drug Metabolism in HµREL Hepatocyte Coculture

Richard D. Burton, Todd Hieronymus, Taysir Chamem, David Heim, Shelby Anderson, Xiaochun Zhu and J. Matthew Hutzler
Drug Metabolism and Disposition November 1, 2018, 46 (11) 1617-1625; DOI: https://doi.org/10.1124/dmd.118.082867
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