2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.cbi.2018.11.010
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Acetaminophen absorption and metabolism in an intestine/liver microphysiological system

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“…Drug metabolism and toxicity evaluation can be improved by modelling enterohepatic circulation (circulation of drugs/metabolites between liver and small intestine) as well as first‐pass metabolism, which can be achieved by combining intestine‐ and liver‐on‐a‐chip systems 55,56 . Moreover, enterocytes with their active influx and efflux transporters and metabolic enzymes interfere with drug absorption, while absorbed compounds and their metabolites further travel to the liver through the portal vein 56,57 . These compounds and metabolites may cause damage on the level of the small intestine, as well as further on after transportation to the liver 56 .…”
Section: Multi‐organ Platforms Integrating Locmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Drug metabolism and toxicity evaluation can be improved by modelling enterohepatic circulation (circulation of drugs/metabolites between liver and small intestine) as well as first‐pass metabolism, which can be achieved by combining intestine‐ and liver‐on‐a‐chip systems 55,56 . Moreover, enterocytes with their active influx and efflux transporters and metabolic enzymes interfere with drug absorption, while absorbed compounds and their metabolites further travel to the liver through the portal vein 56,57 . These compounds and metabolites may cause damage on the level of the small intestine, as well as further on after transportation to the liver 56 .…”
Section: Multi‐organ Platforms Integrating Locmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Sailer et al built a gut-on-a-chip from patient-derived intestinal subepithelial myofibroblasts, which incorporated growth factors and controlled physiological conditions that showed angiogenic properties under simulated perfusion (figure 7) [105]. The gut-on-a-chip also can be found coupled with other organs, such as the liver, which allows to study the absorption and metabolism of drugs [51]. Figure 7.…”
Section: Gut-on-a-chipmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The system developed by Rajan et al including tissues from the brain, liver, lung, heart and endothelium showed metabolizing capacity for prodrug transformation, as well as representativity of cardiac toxicity [10]. Marin et al studied acetaminophen absorption and metabolism with an intestine/liver microphysiological system demonstrating the potential of these kind of systems for pharmacokinetic profiling of drug substances [51]. The cardiotoxicity of the main compound and the metabolites was evaluated with an OoC device by Oleaga et al, who developed a model that can be used in preclinical evaluation and for chronic studies [11].…”
Section: Body-on-a-chip or Human-on-a-chip For Adme Evaluation And Preclinical Developmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Застосування методів екстракорпоральної детоксикації, на нашу думку, не вирішує проблему детоксикації при отруєнні парацетамолом. Однак окремі з методів (гемодіафільтрація й ультрафільтрація) можуть сприяти налагодженню водно-електролітного балансу, компенсувати ацидоз, зменшити набряки та послабити прояви інтоксикації [15][16][17].…”
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