CN1329590A - Therapeutic product and its use - Google Patents
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Abstract
The present invention is based on the discovery that, by employing certain, non-racemic, proportions of the respective enantiomers of tramadol, the most beneficial therapeutic index, in terms of analgesic efficacy and reduction of side effects (e.g. nausea, vomiting, dizziness, constipation, sedation and others) associated with administration of the racemate, may be achieved.
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The present invention relates to U-26225A new, non-racemic form, and the application in pain relieving.
Background of invention
U-26225A (cis-2,6-dimethyl aminomethyl-1,2-(3-p-methoxy-phenyl)-1-hexalin) is the chiral drug as efficient pain killer.Though U-26225A is only sold as racemic modification on market at present, but people's pair enantiomer independent with it, be 1S, 2S-(-)-U-26225A and 1R, the relevant physiological property of 2R-(+)-U-26225A has shown keen interest, and the structure of back one mapping isomer is shown in following (1).
Particularly, people have studied the pain relieving effectiveness and the security of this racemic modification and each enantiomer with the pain relieving of intravenously patient control in the randomized, double-blind experiment that is participated in by the gynecopathy patient; Referring to people such as S.Grond, Pain (1995) 62 (3): 313-320.Though look (+)-U-26225A producing aspect the analgesia more effective force, and it also produces more serious nausea and vomiting.Because the effectiveness of racemic modification is stronger than (-)-U-26225A, and side effect is serious unlike (+)-U-26225A, so the author infers that racemic modification has better clinical practice.
In another research, between the independent enantiomer of U-26225A, there is complementary and collaborative anti-nociception to interact according to showing; Referring to people such as R.B.Raffa, JPharmacol.Exp.Ther. (1993) 267 (1): 331-340.The enantiomer of U-26225A is having different effectiveness aspect opiate receptor, inhibition serotonin reuptake and the norepinephrine reuptake.Therefore look that these two kinds of enantiomers of U-26225A all have contribution to analgesic effect.
The invention summary
The present invention is based on that following discovery finishes: by adopting each U-26225A enantiomer of some non-racemize ratios, can obtain to render a service and the optimal treatment index that reduces the side effect relevant with using racemic modification (for example nauseating, vomiting, giddy, constipation, calmness etc.) about pain relieving.
According to first aspect of the present invention, the invention provides as being used for simultaneously, separately or use in order and treat or the product of the non-racemic mixture that comprises each U-26225A enantiomer of the combined preparation (medicine box) of prevent irritation.
According to second aspect of the present invention, the non-racemic mixture that the invention provides each U-26225A enantiomer is used for the treatment of or prevent irritation, tends to show the application in patient's the medicine of side effect when using the racemize U-26225A especially for treatment in preparation.Yet described medicine also can be used for treatment other type patient as discussed below.
According to third aspect of the present invention, the invention provides the non-racemic mixture that comprises each U-26225A enantiomer and the product of pharmaceutically acceptable carrier.
Detailed Description Of The Invention
In the application's context, when mentioning the non-racemic mixture of U-26225A, it comprises (-)-U-26225A of enantiomer-pure, perhaps the excessive mixture near enantiomer-pure of enantiomerism with regard to (-)-U-26225A.
Be used for (-)-U-26225A that non-racemic mixture of the present invention generally comprises at least 60% (weight).Though (-) of enantiomer-pure-U-26225A can be used for realizing pain relieving, but it is preferred that (+)-U-26225A and at least some (+)-U-26225A is formulated together, because when having two kinds of enantiomers, can be implemented in the optimum balance between pain relieving effectiveness and the security.The particularly preferred weight ratio of these two kinds of enantiomers is between 10-40: 90-60 (+)-U-26225A: (-)-U-26225A (+:-), preferred weight ratio be between 20-40: 80-60 (+:-), and most preferred weight ratio is between 30-40: 70-60 (+:-).
These preferred non-racemic mixtures can be used in particular for treating the patient who tends to show side effect when using the racemize U-26225A.Several examples of these side effects have above been provided.When using the racemize U-26225A, generally can observed other side effect comprise that blurred vision, drowsiness, somnolence, illusion, breathing are prevented and excitement.Yet the present invention can be used in particular for treating the patient of nausea and vomiting tendency.This is because the explanation in the following examples, it is believed that (-)-U-26225A can modulate the emetic characteristic of (+)-U-26225A, so reduced the overall emetic ability of racemize U-26225A.As described below, use the different release profile of different enantiomers, can utilize this effect to obtain greatest benefit.
It is believed that the present invention also is particularly suitable for treating the patient who shows unusual CYP2D6 enzyme activity of liver.The CYP2D6 gene of coding sparteine oxygenase is the height polymorph, and is identifying the ever-increasing sudden change of quantity.Wild type gene is CYP2D6*1A.Anyone of this wild type gene can not classify as the individuality that shows unusual enzymic activity.The definite character of any specific sudden change has determined the patient to show the degree of unusual enzymic activity.Therefore,, can determine the roughly speed of particular patient metabolism (+)-U-26225A, and therefore will reach how soon and how effective analgesic effect by adopting simple laboratory genetic analysis technology.
It is contemplated that according to the present invention, by phenotype or genotype means be diagnosed as can produce racemize U-26225A metabotic change widely the patient with special benefit in using non-racemize U-26225A, because they especially are easy to show side effect such as nausea and vomiting.In addition, in case arbitrary patient's CYP2D6 genotype is known, can draft dosage regimen to be applicable to this patient at him or she.
According to the cause of disease of pain and/or the patient of desire treatment, also can use this two kinds of U-26225A enantiomer treatments or prevent irritation of other non-racemize ratio.For example, for the patient who shows the side effect relevant with the racemize U-26225A especially easily, can use to comprise the mixture of (-)-U-26225A very at high proportion, for example weight ratio is between 0-10: 100-90 (+:-).Another selection is to adopt these two kinds of enantiomers of isostatic more, allows to render a service stronger (+)-enantiomer excessive, for example weight ratio between 60-80: 40-20 (+:-), typically be 60-70: 40-30 (+:-).Such ratio can be used for treating the patient who is not to show especially easily the side effect relevant with the racemize U-26225A, and perhaps pain relieving is renderd a service and answered the patient of overriding concern.Yet, use (-)-U-26225A before (+)-U-26225A, perhaps to use (-)-U-26225A and also can advantageously reduce side effect than using the fast speed of (+)-U-26225A.
In the application's context, all weight ratios of mentioning all should be understood to comprise ± permissible error of 5wt.%.
It is believed that the present invention also can be used in particular for treating the pain relevant with migraine and/or other influence.The further aspect of the present invention is that the non-racemic mixture of each U-26225A enantiomer is used for preventing or treating the application of migrainous medicine in preparation.
Depending on the patient for the amount of the non-racemize U-26225A that any particular patient uses and using illness and the used non-racemize U-26225A that non-racemize U-26225A treats is that prophylactic applications or treatment are used.Those skilled in the art can easily determine suitable dosage.
Different U-26225A enantiomers can be simultaneously, separately or the order administration.They can be mixed with and promptly release or controlled release form, the perhaps combination of these two is perhaps prepared their so that discharge with different rates or at different time.Preferred administering mode is that (-)-U-26225A discharged before (+)-U-26225A, perhaps discharges with (-)-U-26225A speed faster than (+)-U-26225A, so that (-)-U-26225A reaches best to the effect of the emetic characteristic of (+)-U-26225A.But it is contemplated that such situation, promptly may need opposite situation and be desirably in to use before (-)-U-26225A or to use (+)-U-26225A than using the fast speed of (-)-U-26225A.
Particularly preferred administering mode is, by adopting as the described combination of promptly releasing with controlled-release technology of W0-A-9840053 (content introducing the present invention of the document is with for referencial use), (-)-U-26225A is formulated in the immediate release dosage form and with (+)-U-26225A and is formulated in the controlled release form.Can imagine that this formulation may be particularly conducive to and realize rapid pain relieving, the not side effect followed relevant with using the racemize U-26225A simultaneously.
For non-racemic mixture of the present invention, can adopt multiple different dosage form, with by for example oral, the rectum of number of ways, transdermal, intranasal, through eye, through lung and injection (subcutaneous injection or intravenous injection) administration.Suitable formulation comprises for example tablet, suppository, capsule, for example contains a plurality of particulate capsules, patch, polymeric implant, aerosol, Injectable liposomal or particulate and other any regular dosage form.
Particularly preferred formulation has been described among the WO-A-9840053.In the middle of the formulation that the document is described, comprise (-)-bilayer tablet that U-26225A is promptly released layer and (+)-U-26225A controlled release layer is particularly preferred.
Report in the following embodiments the present invention based on the result.
Embodiment
Target is that the suitableeest enantiomer proportional range of optimal treatment exponential that can provide about pain relieving effectiveness and the reduction nausea and vomiting relevant with the racemize U-26225A is provided.
Carry out two experiments with determine U-26225A and enantiomer thereof respectively the pain relieving in rat and ferret render a service and cause the vomiting effect.By the data that relatively in these experiments, obtain, can determine scope for the best enantiomer ratio of animal of these kinds.Pharmacokinetics/pharmacodynamics model makes these data can be extrapolated to the people.
The evaluation pain relieving is renderd a service
The pain relieving of using Randall Selitto test (Arch.Int.Pharmacodyn. (1957) 111:409-419) to measure U-26225A and pure enantiomer thereof in rat is renderd a service.This test is that design is used for measuring the effect to the yeast inductive pain sensation of U-26225A and enantiomer thereof, and evaluates the pain sensation with the odynometer measuring device by the pressure that raising is applied on the claw.In order to compare, also measured the effect of the active metabolite-O-demethyl U-26225A of U-26225A enantiomer.
Each tester of difference amount to the rat oral administration, is used the constant dosage volume of 10ml/kg.After the administration, immediately the suspension of 0.1ml 20%w/v yeast saccharomyces cerevisiae in salt solution is subcutaneously injected in the plantar surface of every right front pawl of rat, to induce the height pain sensation.Inject 0.1ml salt solution in the rear solid end left in a similar manner, in contrast.
After the tester administration 30 minutes, measure the tolerance of left pawl (not inflammation) and right pawl (inflammation) and press.
The result who is observed is shown in accompanying drawing 1 (claw of inflammation) and accompanying drawing 2 (the not claw of inflammation), and the result represents with the per-cent of the pain tolerance raising of the tester correspondence of various dose.In these two accompanying drawings, T=U-26225A, M1=O-demethyl U-26225A.
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In ferret, measured the effect of feeling sick that causes of U-26225A and pure enantiomer thereof.In order to compare, also measured active metabolite-(+)-O-demethyl U-26225A (effect of (+)-M1) of (+)-U-26225A.Observe retch and the vomiting symptom of 4 hours oral administration ferrets.Any ferret that retch or vomiting took place during 4 hours is regarded as the respondent, promptly shows nauseating animal.
The gained result as shown in Figure 3; As in attached Fig. 1 and 2, T and M1 represent U-26225A and O-demethyl U-26225A.Just as expected, (+)-M1 is the height emetic.(-)-U-26225A does not cause vomiting under the dosage up to 200mg/kg.By contrast, (+) of 50mg/kg dosage-U-26225A has caused in 75% ferret feels sick, and the racemize U-26225A of 100mg/kg has caused in 25% animal and feels sick.Though racemic modification is 50: 50 mixtures of these two kinds of enantiomers, its inductive is felt sick beguine according to wanting gently that its (+)-enantiomerism body burden is estimated.This difference can be regulated and control the vomiting relevant with (+)-enantiomer by (-)-enantiomer and explain.
The bioanalysis of plasma sample and liver microsomes analysis have shown U-26225A metabolism in a similar manner in rat, ferret and human body.So the data that can relatively in these experiments, obtain, to obtain the suitableeest enantiomer proportional range for these kind animals.In addition,, can be extrapolated to the people to the gained data, to obtain to be used for the suitableeest enantiomer proportional range of the present invention by pharmacokinetics/pharmacodynamics model technology.
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1. as being used for simultaneously, separately or use in order and treat or the product of the non-racemic mixture that comprises each U-26225A enantiomer of the combined preparation (medicine box) of prevent irritation, described mixture comprises at least some (-)-U-26225A.
2. the product of claim 1 wherein comprises (-)-U-26225A of at least 60% (weight).
3. the product of claim 2, wherein the weight ratio of each enantiomer is 10-40: 90-60 (+:-).
4. the product of claim 2, wherein the weight ratio of each enantiomer is 20-40: 80-60 (+:-).
5. the product of claim 2, wherein the weight ratio of each enantiomer is 0-20: 100-80 (+:-).
6. each product of aforementioned claim, wherein (-)-enantiomer discharged before (+)-enantiomer.
7. each product of claim 1-5, wherein (-)-enantiomer discharges sooner than (+)-enantiomer.
8. each product of claim 1-5, wherein (-)-enantiomer in immediate release dosage form and (+)-enantiomer in controlled release form.
As each defined non-racemic mixture of claim 1-5 preparation be used for the treatment of or the medicine of prevent irritation in application.
10. the application of claim 9, wherein said pain are the pain relevant with migraine.
11. the application of claim 9, wherein said medicine are to be used for the treatment of the patient who tends to show side effect when using the racemize U-26225A.
12. that the application of claim 11, wherein said side effect are selected from is nauseating, vomiting, dizziness, constipation, calmness, blurred vision, drowsiness, somnolence, illusion, breathing is prevented and excited, especially nausea and vomiting.
13. the application of claim 9, wherein said medicine are to be used for the treatment of the patient who shows unusual CYP2D6 enzyme activity of liver.
14. as each defined non-racemic mixture of claim 1-5 preparation be used for the treatment of or the medicine of prevention of migraine in application.
15. comprise product as each described non-racemic mixture of claim 1-5 and pharmaceutically acceptable carrier.
16. the product of claim 15, wherein (-)-enantiomer discharged before (+)-enantiomer.
17. the product of claim 15, wherein (-)-enantiomer discharge sooner than (+)-enantiomer.
18. the product of claim 15, wherein (-)-enantiomer in immediate release dosage form and (+)-enantiomer in controlled release form.
19. each product of claim 15-18, described product comprises this two kinds of enantiomers in its divided portion.
20. the product of claim 19, described product are the bilayer tablets that comprises (-)-U-26225A in an one part, comprise (+)-U-26225A in its another divided portion.
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