2004
DOI: 10.1093/jac/dkh443
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Impact of plasma protein binding on antimicrobial activity using time–killing curves

Abstract: Our data confirm the view that albumin substantially impairs the antimicrobial activity of antibiotics including moxifloxacin, a member of the class of fluoroquinolones.

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“…Nilai ketersediaan hayati enrofloksasin pada anjing adalah 80% dan waktu paruh 4-5 jam (Plumb, 1999), namun persentase ikatan protein plasma pada beberapa spesies hewan lain bervariasi antara 15-40 % (Nites et al, 2011). Penelitian Zeitlinger et al (2004), menghasilkan penurunan efektivitas lebih dari 1 log 10 cfu/mL dengan penambahan albumin pada media agar untuk golongan flurokuinolon yaitu moksifloksasin. Menurut Uldemolins et al (2011), beberapa obat dengan nilai ikatan protein plasma 85-95% (ceftriaxone dan ertapenem) mengalami peningkatan nilai Vd dan Cl (klirens) hingga dua kali lipat pada penderita penyakit kritis disertai hipoalbuminemia.…”
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“…Nilai ketersediaan hayati enrofloksasin pada anjing adalah 80% dan waktu paruh 4-5 jam (Plumb, 1999), namun persentase ikatan protein plasma pada beberapa spesies hewan lain bervariasi antara 15-40 % (Nites et al, 2011). Penelitian Zeitlinger et al (2004), menghasilkan penurunan efektivitas lebih dari 1 log 10 cfu/mL dengan penambahan albumin pada media agar untuk golongan flurokuinolon yaitu moksifloksasin. Menurut Uldemolins et al (2011), beberapa obat dengan nilai ikatan protein plasma 85-95% (ceftriaxone dan ertapenem) mengalami peningkatan nilai Vd dan Cl (klirens) hingga dua kali lipat pada penderita penyakit kritis disertai hipoalbuminemia.…”
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“…However, in order to allow for predictions on the efficacy of an antibiotic in humans or animals, in vitro studies must be set out to acknowledge various aspects of in vivo conditions. PB is one of several factors which can substantially influence the PDs of an antibiotic (9,(46)(47)(48). Similar extents of PB have been shown to differentially affect the antimicrobial activity of highly protein-bound antibiotics (7,9,49,50) and impairment of antimicrobial activity in protein-rich medium may differ between gram-positive and gram-negative pathogens (9).…”
Section: Protein Binding In In Vitro Studies Of Antimicrobial Activitymentioning
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“…Due to the absence of protein, in vitro PD studies using MHB as a test medium cannot usually account for the influence of PB on antimicrobial activity. Therefore, to investigate the impact of PB of bacterial killing of antibiotics, bacterial susceptibility is often determined in MHB and MICs are consecutively compared to those determined in a proteinrich medium (9,47,48). An alternatively used approach to assess the influence of PPB calculates the protein-free concentration of an antibiotic in serum or growth medium with addition of albumin and simulates antimicrobial activity of the total and the calculated free fraction in MHB (47).…”
Section: Protein Binding In In Vitro Studies Of Antimicrobial Activitymentioning
confidence: 99%
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