max和AUC與劑量均呈正相關(guān);隨給藥頻率增加,各劑量組的Cmax和AUCss降低,且給藥末期(9個月)的蓄積指數(shù)(RCmax和RAUC)均小于1;各劑量組在給藥不同階段的消除半衰期t1/2z為20~30 h;達(dá)峰時間Tmax和清除率CLz/F均在一定范圍內(nèi)波動,不與劑量相關(guān)。結(jié)論 Beagle犬重復(fù)sc給予PEG-Det 37.5、75.0、150.0 μg/kg,隨給藥劑量增加,藥物暴露量增大;經(jīng)多次給藥后,血漿中胰島素濃度趨于平穩(wěn),體內(nèi)無藥物蓄積;且血糖降低幅度減少,在維持有效濃度和藥效的基礎(chǔ)上,降低了由低血糖帶來的安全性風(fēng)險。;Objective To study toxicokinetics of pegylated recombinant human insulin injection (PEG-Det) at the toxic dose, and to evaluate the relationship between systemic exposure and dose, time or toxicity outcomes. The existence of drug accumulation and the change of drug metabolism characteristics in vivo are explored by multiple administration of the drug. Methods Tatolly 32 healthy Beagle's dogs were randomly divided into four groups, including low, medium and high dose (37.5, 75.0 and 150 μg/kg) groups of PEG-Det, and vehicle control group. Each group included 8 Beagle's dogs, with male and female animals each half. All animals were sc administered twice a week with continuous dosing for 9 months. The plasma concentration of PEG-Det in period of first day (d1), mid-term (d89) and late-term (d260) dosing was determined using a radioimmunoassay (RIA) method. Meanwhile, the blood glucose level was monitored using a Roche blood glucose meter. The toxicokinetic parameters were calculated by DAS 3.0 software. Results After drug administration, the blood glucose which was positively correlated with the dose decreased along with elevated plasma concentration of PEG-Det. But with increasing of dosing times, the reduction amplitude of blood glucose diminished. The Cmax and AUC of PEG-Det were both positively correlated with the dose after single or multiple drug administration. And the Cmax and AUCss of different dose groups reduced with increasing of dosing times. The accumulation indexes (RCmax and RAUC) were both less than one after nine months dosing, indicating that there was no drug accumulation in vivo of Beagle's dog. The mean elimination half-life t1/2z ranged from 20 to 30 h, which displayed its characteristics of long-lasting effect. The peak concentration arrival time Tmax and clearance CLz/F fluctuated within a certain range, and were independent of dose. Conclusion Beagle's dogs are sc treated with PEG-Det at different doses of 37.5, 75.0, and 150.0 μg/kg for 9 months. With the increase of dose, drug exposure could increase. After multiple dosing, the plasma concentration of insulin trends to be stable. There is no drug accumulation in vivo. The reduction amplitude of blood glucose reduces, which lowers the safety risks of hypoglycemia on the basis of maintaining the effective concentration and efficacy."/>