鼻腔内生理機能を考慮した経鼻吸収予測システムの開発 ―In vitro 膜透過性評価によるin vivo 鼻粘膜透過速度の推定―

Translated title of the contribution: Development of prediction system for drug absorption after intranasal administration incorporating physiologic functions of nose-estimation of in vivo drug permeation through nasal mucosa using in vitro membrane permeability

Daisuke Inoue*

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Abstract

The nasal drug application has drawn much attention as the strategy for the delivery route of many drug modalities such as the poorly absorbed drugs, peptides, nucleic acid, and central nervous system drugs. The absorption of drug after intranasal (IN) application depends on the nasal residence time of applied drug, affected by mucociliary clearance (MC). MC is a decisive factor in the nasal absorption of drug. We describe the establishment of in vitro evaluation system of nasal MC via the moving velocity of a marker particle on nasal mucosa, and the development of the pharmacokinetic model to which in vitro parameters on nasal MC was incorporated to enable the prediction of drug absorption after IN application. Moreover, the pharmacokinetics of norfloxacin after IN application was investigated using MC-modified rats pretreated with MC modulators. Nasal absorption fluctuated due to changes in the nasal residence time of drug in response to changes in MC. The prediction system enables quantitative evaluation of changes in drug absorption associated with MC fluctuations. In addition, for a precise prediction system for drug absorption after IN application from the drug absorption model, the relationships between in vitro drug permeability through Calu-3 layers, in vivo transnasal permeation of drug and in vivo bioavailability after IN application were evaluated. The significant correlations between these parameters were obtained, suggesting that transnasal permeability and drug absorption after IN application can be predicted from in vitro membrane permeability.

Translated title of the contributionDevelopment of prediction system for drug absorption after intranasal administration incorporating physiologic functions of nose-estimation of in vivo drug permeation through nasal mucosa using in vitro membrane permeability
Original languageJapanese
Pages (from-to)1235-1240
Number of pages6
JournalYakugaku Zasshi
Volume141
Issue number11
DOIs
StatePublished - 2021

ASJC Scopus subject areas

  • Pharmacology
  • Pharmaceutical Science

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