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FIGURE 2 from A Very Long-acting Exatecan and Its Synergism with DNA Damage Response Inhibitors

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posted on 2023-05-24, 14:20 authored by Shaun D. Fontaine, Christopher W. Carreras, Ralph R. Reid, Gary W. Ashley, Daniel V. Santi

Pharmacokinetic profile of PEG-Exa conjugates 3A and 3B. A, C versus t plots after intraperitoneal administration of 7.5 μmol/kg 3A and 15 μmol/kg 3B to mice (n = 4/group); data for 3A normalized to 15 μmol/kg are also shown. Average C versus t curves for each group of mice were fit to a model of absorption followed by elimination [C = C0(exp(−kelimt) − exp(−kabst)] with 1/C2 weighting. B, Replot of the data in A as the 3B/3B and 3A/3B ratios where slope of the latter is the rate constant for Exa release, k1, from 3A (19).

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A circulating conjugate that slowly releases Exa is described. It is efficacious after a single dose and synergistic with ATR and PARP inhibitors.