THE PHARMACOKINETICS AND TISSUE DISTRIBUTION OF FATM, A NOVEL ANTITHROMBOTIC AGENT, FOLLOWING ORAL ADMINISTRATION IN RABBITS
Chunmei Tong, Zaiyou Tan*, Zhuohui Lin, Shaolin Liang, Ruisi Yan, Xiaolu Zhang, Hui Yang, Yuqing Huang, Wenfei Chen and Tingyu Huang.
ABSTRACT
Background: FATM Tetramethylpyrazine ferulate a novel
antithrombotic medicine was investigated in rabbits and
pharmacokinetics and tissue distribution were observed. The
parameters will be used to design a FATM dosage form for clinical
use. Methods: The pharmacokinetic and tissue distribution of FATM
was studied following oral administration in rabbits. A High
Performance Liquid Chromatography system with UV detection was
developed for the analysis of the samples. A compartment method of a
pharmacokinetic program Kinetica were used to estimate the
pharmacokinetic of FATM in rabbits. Results: The results showed a
two compartment model was fitted to FATM (weighting coefficient =
1/c2). T1/2α of FATM was 0.49 h, T1/2βwas 1.84 h, Ka was 6.04 h-1, Tmax was 0.35 h, Cmax was
18.69 μg /mL, and AUC was 36.05 μg*h*mL-1. FATM was distributed widely in tissues
assayed. In all the tissues studies, the AUC of FATM in kidney was the highest (31.9
mg/L*h), and in brain was the lowest (1.27 mg/L*h). Conclusion: To sum up the present
observations, it indicated FATM can be absorbed rapidly and concentrate in those organs
which well perfuse with blood, showing that it is a promising candidate of the antithrombotic
drug for further development.
Keywords: FATM, pharmacokinetic, tissue distribution, compartment model.
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