Methods for determining plasma free drug concentration by direct measurement of binding affinity of protease inhibitors to plasma proteins
AssigneeTibotec N.V.
InventorsDong Xie, Wei Cao, John W. Erickson
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AssigneeTibotec N.V.
InventorsDong Xie, Wei Cao, John W. Erickson
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Methods for isothermal titration calorimetry analysis of the binding affinity of protease inhibitors to plasma proteins. A method that can quantitatively calculate free drug concentrations of protease inhibitors in human plasma, as well as a method to calculate therapeutic amounts and dosage regimens. Furthermore, the present invention provides a method that can calculate the effect of plasma proteins on the antiviral activity (EC50 values) of protease inhibitors from their binding affinities to plasma proteins. The present invention provides as well a method that can evaluate the in vivo anti-HIV efficacy of PIs in human plasma.
A method for determining the binding affinity of at least one protease inhibitor to at least one plasma protein comprising:
A method for determining the concentration of at least one protease inhibitor present in free form within a test medium, said test medium also containing a bound form of said protease inhibitor with at least one plasma protein in equilibrium with said free form, the method comprising:
A method of constructing a binding affinity and pharmacokinetic profiling database of protease inhibitors, with plasma proteins, and variants thereof, comprising
A kit for determining the binding affinity of at least one protease inhibitor to at least one plasma protein comprising:
A kit for determining the concentration of at least one protease inhibitor present in free form within a test medium, said test medium also containing a bound form of said protease inhibitor with at least one plasma protein in equilibrium with said free form, the kit comprising:
A kit for determining the antiviral activity or EC50 value of at least one protease inhibitor in the presence of at least one plasma protein, the kit comprising:
A kit for determining the in vivo efficacy of at least one protease inhibitor in human plasma, the kit comprising:
A method of constructing a binding affinity and antiviral activity and/or efficacy database of protease inhibitors, with plasma proteins, and variants thereof, comprising
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