TABLE 2

Glucuronidation kinetic parameters from UGT overexpression in baculosomal cell system

Values represent the parameter estimate (S.E.) by fitting substrate concentration to the simple Michaelis-Menten (MM), Hill, or two-site equation, as described in the Materials and Methods, to metabolite formation velocity using Phoenix WinNonlin (version 7.0).

Enzyme SourceModelKm,u or S50,uVmaxnClint,u or Clmax,u
µMpmol/min/mg total proteinµl/min/mg protein
Cabotegravir
 rUGT1A1Two Site27 (6)a17 (1)a0.6
 rUGT1A3MM46 (7)3 (0.1)0.06
 rUGT1A7MM43 (5)10 (0.3)0.2
 rUGT1A8MM344 (44)40 (2)0.1
 rUGT1A9Hill56 (7)61.4 (3)1.26 (0)1.1
Dolutegravir
 rUGT1A1MM216 (26)507 (50)2.3
 rUGT1A3MM62 (7)18 (0.7)0.3
 rUGT1A7MM9 (2)1 (0)0.1
 rUGT1A8Hill44 (5)7 (0)1.9 (0)0.2
 rUGT1A9Hill39 (3)39 (2)1.9 (0)1.0
Raltegravir
 rUGT1A1MM260 (17)334 (7)1.3
 rUGT1A3Hill41 (2)30 (1)1.7 (0)0.55
 rUGT1A7MM452 (56)23 (1)0.05
 rUGT1A8MM386 (57)39 (2)0.1
 rUGT1A9Hill193 (12)459 (14)1.45 (0)1.3
  • Clint = Vmax/Km or Clmax = Embedded Image. n, Hill coefficient in the Hill equation.

  • a The low-affinity enzyme substrate concentration versus velocity did not saturate, and the estimated Km (>2 mM) and Vmax values were unreliable. Thus, only the high Km is presented and calculated for Clint,u.