Lecture 5 Flashcards

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PBK model development

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  1. model development
  2. model verification
  3. model application
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ADAM and m-ADAM models

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multiple segements models. In m-ADAM there is a multilayer gut wall

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3
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4 different sources of dose-nonlinearity

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  1. nonlinear metabolism
  2. saturation of transporters
  3. saturation of protein binding
  4. solubility-limited absorption
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4
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What is ASA

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Automated sensitivity analysis = allows the assessment of changes in an outcome variable as a function of user-defined input variables

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5
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What are the two methods of ASA and which is a one-at-a-time method?

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Local sensitivity analysis (one-at-a-time)
Global sensitivity analysis

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6
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What are assumptions of the VIVD model

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  1. metabolism is considered negligible
  2. assumes monolayer cell culture in wells
  3. size hepatocytes
  4. assumes a hermetically sealed, cylindrical culture system
  5. binding to cellular acidic phospholipids is assumed to be relevant for significantly ionised basic compounds
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7
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What is VIVD model

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virtual in vitro distribution

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8
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Margin of exposure

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NOAEL / predicted human exposure level

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9
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What is the margin of exposure for compounds that are both genotoxic and carcinogenic?

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10000 or higher

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