Context: Astilbin is considered to be a new and promising immunosuppressant for immune related diseases, but limited in clinical application due to its poor water solubility, difficult oral absorption and low bioavailability.
Objective: The present work studied the effect of PVP and surfactant combined carrier on its capability to improve drug absorption.
Materials and methods: PVP K30-Tween 80 combined carries was applied into the astilbin solid dispersions, tested both in vivo in beagle dogs and in vitro in transport experiments across Caco-2 cell monolayers.
Results and discussion: In the animal studies a many fold increase in plasma AUC was observed for the solid dispersions of drug in PVP K30-Tween 80 combined carries compared to active pharmaceutical ingredient (API). The applicability of Caco-2 monolayers as a tool for predicting the in vivo transport behavior of Astilbin in combination with a solubility enhancing carries was shown. In vitro transport studies confirmed the effect of combined carries on the absorption behavior of the astilbin. MTT studies showed the cell viability gradually decreased with the increase of the drug concentration in a dose dependent manner for astilbin and that in solid dispersions. The permeability and apparent permeability coefficients (Papp) increased with drug in the Caco-2 cell.
Conclusion: In this study, it was found that PVP K30 and Tween 80 promoted the permeability of drugs best within a certain amount. For astilbin PVP K30 and surfactant combined carrier had a strong potential to improve oral bioavailability. 相似文献
Isoliquiritigenin (ISL) has various pharmacological effects. Our previous studies demonstrated that the oral bioavailability of ISL was low and the concentration-time profiles of ISL exhibited double peaks after oral administration in rat, but the underlying mechanisms remained unknown. The objective of this study was to clarify the gastrointestinal (GI) absorptive characteristics of ISL using in situ intestinal perfusion model as well as explain double peaks phenomenon after oral administration and to evaluate the potential of using nanostructured lipid carrier (NLC) as an oral delivery carrier for poorly water soluble drugs. The results showed that the absorption percent in the stomach for 2 h was less than 10%, the absorption process of intestine was first-order process with passive diffusion mechanism, and the main absorptive segment was colon. Isoliquiritigenin-loaded nanostructured lipid carrier (ISL-NLC) could enhance oral absorption of ISL. The reason for the Double Peak Phenomenon following oral administration in ISL plasma concentrations versus time profiles is Variability of Absorption within different regions of the gut, very low absorption from the stomach, jejunum, duodenum and ileum compared with the absorption from the colon. A pharmacokinetic study was conducted in rats after a single dose oral administration of ISL at 20 mg/kg in the form of either ISL-NLC or isoliquiritigenin solution (ISL-Sol). The AUC (0∼∞) values were 5.43 ± 0.67 μg h mL−1 and 29.60 ± 2.88 μg h mL−1 after administration of the ISL-Sol and ISL-NLC, respectively. The relative bioavailability of ISL-NLC to isoliquiritigenin was 545%. Our studies provide evidence that NLC are valuable as an oral delivery carrier to enhance the absorption of a poorly water soluble drug, ISL. 相似文献
Lead (Pb) bioaccessibility was assessed in a range of peri-urban soils (n=31) with differing sources of Pb contamination, including shooting range soils, and soils affected by incinerator, historical fill, mining/smelting, and gasworks activities. A gossan soil sample was also included. Lead bioaccessibility was determined using both gastric and intestinal phases of the SBRC in vitro assay and in vitro data was then incorporated into in vivo-in vitro regression equations to calculate Pb relative bioavailability. Lead bioaccessibility ranged from 26.8-105.2% to 5.5-102.6% for gastric and intestinal phase extractions respectively. Generally, Pb bioaccessibility was highest in the shooting range soils and lowest in the gossan soil. Predictions of relative Pb bioavailability derived from in vitro data were comparable for shooting ranges soils, but highly variable for the other soils examined. For incinerator, historical fill, gasworks and gossan soils, incorporating in vitro gastric data into the in vivo-in vitro regression equation resulting in more conservative Pb relative bioavailability values than those derived using the intestinal in vitro data. 相似文献