Introduction
- SGX523 is a quinoline containing,c-MET kinase inhibitor with an IC50 of 4nM (BuchananSGetal.,2009)
- Inhibited the growth of human glioblastoma lung and gastric cancer xenografts in mice
- In a Phase 1 clinical trial, all six patients that received an 80 mg dose developed renal failure (InfanteJRetal.,2013)
- Follow-up studies revealed that the cause of renal toxicity was drug-induced nephropathy due to a metabolite of SGX523 that was not detected in preclinical studies (DiamondSetal.,2010)
- Aldehydeoxidase (AOX) transforms the quinoline ring into a quinolinone
- Generation of the quinolinone metabolite(M11)is species-dependent
- Formed in human and monkey liverS-9 but not in dogS-9incubations
- We used predicted properties as inputs to PBPK simulations in order to predict the toxicokinetics of SGX523 and M11.
SOT 54th Annual Meeting and ToxExpo, March 22-26, 2015, San Diego, CA
By Michael Lawless, John DiBella, and Michael B. Bolger