TABLE 4 

Compound unbound dialysis membrane permeability (Pmem) and physiochemical properties

Physiochemical properties calculated using Advanced Chemistry Development (ACD/Laboratories) Software V11.02 ( 1994–2017 ACD/Laboratories).

CompoundPmem (%CV) cm/s × 10−6Molecular WeightpKa (Most Acidic)pKa (Most Basic)Molar Intrinsic Solubility µMLogPLogD 7.0Polar Surface Area A2
Amiodarone
30.5 (8%)645.319.37
0.0767.8155.51
42.7
Bedaquilinen.c.555.513.059.310.0327.7125.845.6
Glecaprevir72.1 (21%)838.874.46−1.383.5−0.88−0.7204
Glyburide85.7 (6%)4945.11−1.637.93.0761.22122
Imipramine80.9 (23%)280.419.49454.35526.48
Indomethacin70.5 (13%)357.793.96174.2511.2968.5
Itraconazole75.0 (5%)705.636.470.144.9954.86101
Lapatinibn.c.581.066.340.00296.3026.21115
Nelfinavir50.1 (7%)a567.789.586.211.57.2787.25127
Pibrentasvirn.c.1113.189.766.330.0885.8125.73200
Quinidine38.2 (8%)a324.4212.89.284502.8230.6245.6
Sertraline164 (8%)a306.239.47175.0792.712
UCN-0191.4 (1%)482.5312.258.930.184.9833.0789.7
Venetoclax69.2 (32%)868.444.098.340.00728.0513.97183
  • n.c., not calculated owing to lack of reference fu; %CV, interassay %CV calculated from experiments conducted on separated days (n = 2–5 experiments). Average Pmem ± S.D. = 75 ± 35 × 10−6 cm/s2.

  • a Intra-assay %CV calculated from single experiment run in triplicate.