Role of membrane transporters in the safety profile of drugs.

Abstract:

:It has increasingly been recognized that few molecules move across the cell membrane without the assistance of transporter proteins. Large superfamilies of transporter proteins have been identified in every living cell, including microorganisms and mitochondria. This report reviews the role of transporters in physiology and pharmacology, and identifies where this may have an impact on drug efficacy and toxicity. This new understanding will require a fresh appreciation of pharmacokinetics and drug effects, as the current paradigms are based largely on the assumption that drug molecules have a reasonable unrestricted permeability across membranes. Rather than just focusing on clearance changes and central compartment pharmacokinetics, it will become increasingly necessary to examine the peripheral tissue distribution of drugs to more accurately predict drug efficacy and toxicity.

authors

Lee EJ,Lean CB,Limenta LM

doi

10.1517/17425250903176421

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

2009-11-01 00:00:00

pages

1369-83

issue

11

eissn

1742-5255

issn

1744-7607

journal_volume

5

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