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OMEPRAZOLE

INTRODUCTION

= inhibits gastric acid secretion

MW = 345.42

- Soluble in ethanol and methanol
- Only slightly in water
- Acceptable stability
- rapidly degraded in acid media
- micro tablets

pharmacokinetics

- will only arise absorption when leaving stomach
- rapid absorption
- will occur 3,5h post admin
- Peak plasma concentration and AUC occurs with doses greater than 40 mg
- AUC  beyond 40mg  higher exposure than expected
o 30-40: low due to presystemic metabolism
- plasma half-life is 0.5 to 1 hour
- the total body clearance is 500-600 mL/min.
- Protein binding is approximately 95%.
- chronic hepatic disease,
o the bioavailability increased to approximately 100% compared to an I.V. dose,
reflecting decreased first-pass effect
o plasma half-life of the drug increased to nearly 3 hours compared to the half-life in
normals of 0.5-1 hour
o Plasma clearance averaged 70 mL/min, compared to a value of 500-600 mL/min in
normal subjects.
Very similar compared to healthy individuals
- Differences in ages
o Decreased elimination in elderly
 Bioavailability increased
o Paeds
 Lower AUC <6 years compared to 6-16 years

Pharmacodynamics

- New class of compounds in that time
o Doesn’t exhibit the anticholinergic or histamine antagonistic
- one hour  two hours
- 50% of inhibition  lasts up to 72
- Compare kinetics to dynamics

, o Way longer than we expect
o Prolonged binding to the target!

Drug interactions

- May be prolonged in combi with other drugs
o In normal = no interaction
o If we look at the clinical interaction  impact of the cyps
o Increase in omeprazole  larger than expected from singular admin
o QT prolongation and torsades de pointes

Carci and reproductive

- 2 in rats
o Occurrence of carcinoid in male and female
o Normally not visible in control animals
o 2nd year = effect was decreased
o 3 year study  found no effects

Pregnancy

- In tox studies  56x human dose
o Now = exposure no dose
o Early = dose comparison
o At about 56 times higher than human dose = no effect
o Dose related increase in rabbits = embryo lethality, fetal resorptions and pregnancy

BASED ON MW WHAT IS YOUR OPINION ON ORAL ABSORPTION?

- 345.42
o Lipinsky rule of 5 = 200-500 has a good oral absorption


Good Numbers

MW 200-500

Log P (lipofobicity) 1-5

H bond acceptors >10

H bond donors 5-10

Rotable bonds <7

Polar surface <100 Å

- Very slightly soluble in water = bad
o Need a bit of lipophilicity to pass the membrane but need some solubility to pass
enterocytes
- Dependent on pH

Table of contents

  1. 01 Omeprazole 1
    1. Introduction 1
    2. Based on MW what is your opinion on oral absorption? 2
    3. pharmacokinetics 3
    4. Dynamics 4
    5. contra/interactions 4
    6. Carcinogenicity  list criteria on exams 5
    7. Pregnancy 5
  2. 02 Norvir 6
    1. introduction 6
    2. If looking at MW is this compound an ideal drug for oral intake, in the middle or should it have already been declassified before? 6
    3. What is meant by the “absolute bioavailability” of a drug? 7
    4. Are there any active metabolites involved? And how do they know that is cyp3a and that cyp2d6 is also involved? 8
    5. What are the other possibilities? How do companies assess the drug metabolism in vitro? 8
    6. Elimination 9
    7. What are potential factors that can make that after multiple dosing, you have less compound excreted then what you would have predicted from a single-dose? 9
    8. What would be the reason why we don’t have a safety pharmacology package for this compound, based on the primary pharmacology that we know for this compound? 10
    9. What is the package that we need for the pharmacology? ➔ Core battery: 10
    10. We know that it is an inhibitor of enzymes (protease) IC50 was between 3.8 and 153 nM . What is IC50 Why use IC50? 10
    11. Pharmacokinetic: What are the critical PK parameters that we always need to assess? 10
    12. Serum albumin: why is it important? 11
    13. Special populations: What could be potential contributars to the fact that drug is cleared faster from body? What factors important? 11
    14. Drug-drug interaction 11
    15. When do you need to perform your carcinogenicity studies? 12
    16. Which are the genotoxicity studies for the first time in men package? 12
    17. When do we need to perform the fertility studies? 12

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