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PLASMA PROTEIN BINDING
Background
Protocol
Drugs may bind to a wide variety of plasma proteins, including
Compound requirements
albumin, and the degree of binding can impact on the
pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics parameters of a
drug, given that only the free drug in plasma is available to elicit
a pharmacological effect and only free drug is available to be
cleared. Hence it is important to measure plasma protein binding
during the drug discovery phase.
The leading approach for assessing plasma protein binding is
rapid equilibrium dialysis as the impact of non-specific binding is
10mM DMSO solution, 10uL
Test Article 5µM (Other concentrations available for
high protein bound compounds)
Incubation Time
4 hours at 37°C and 5% CO2 under
continuous shaking
minimised when compared to other methods such as ultrafiltration
Test System
equilibrium.
100% plasma
and HT-Dialysis, which are relatively slow processes to reach
Sygnature’s Plasma Protein Binding assay utilises the Rapid
Equilibrium Dialysis (RED) device to measure the percentage
binding of a test compound to plasma proteins in a variety of
species (e.g. human, rat, dog, mouse, monkey). This will then
allow the percentage unbound to be calculated. Test compounds
and positive controls (species dependent) are incubated in 100%
plasma and dialysed against buffer in a RED device for 4 hours at
37°C in a 5% CO2 incubator, with continuous shaking at 200 rpm.
Samples are matrix matched and analysed by LC-MS/MS against
a 6 point standard curve prepared with 100 % plasma.
Equilibrium dialysis in the RED Device at
Replicates
Triplicate
Analysis Method
LC-MS/MS
Controls
2 positive controls (species dependent)
Data Delivery
Percentage bound/unbound and
percentage recovery
Results
Figure 1 Graph showing the percentage of plasma protein binding
using 100% plasma, and their comparison to literature values (1)
Obach, 1999, DMD 27:1350 and (2) RxList.
About us
The DMPK & Physical Sciences department at Sygnature
Discovery is dedicated to understanding and optimising the
absorption, distribution, metabolism and excretion of drug
candidates by working in close partnership with clients and other
departments within Sygnature to provide successful optimisation
strategies.
We have extensive know-how and expertise to provide well
validated, state-of-the-art assays and a comprehensive applied
consultancy service for interpretation of the in vitro ADME and in
vivo PK data.
Our corporate vision is to accelerate the discovery of new
medicines, from the laboratory into development to treat patients.
Our DMPK mission is to deliver tailored DMPK expertise through
innovation, quality and commitment.
Sygnature Discovery Limited
BioCity
Pennyfoot Street
Nottingham
NG1 1GF
United Kingdom
Telephone: +44 1159415401
Email: [email protected]