Drug Metabolism Reviews,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 19
Published: Aug. 18, 2024
This
review
explores
genetic
contributors
to
drug
interactions,
known
as
drug-gene
and
drug-drug-gene
interactions
(DGI
DDGI,
respectively).
article
is
part
of
a
mini-review
issue
led
by
the
International
Society
for
Study
Xenobiotics
(ISSX)
New
Investigators
Group.
Pharmacogenetics
(PGx)
study
impact
variation
on
pharmacokinetics
(PK),
pharmacodynamics
(PD),
adverse
reactions.
Genetic
in
pharmacogenes,
including
metabolizing
enzymes
transporters,
common
can
increase
risk
events
or
contribute
reduced
efficacy.
In
this
review,
we
summarize
clinically
actionable
variants,
touch
methodologies
such
genotyping
patient
DNA
identify
targeted
genes,
deep
mutational
scanning
high-throughput
Pharmaceutics,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15(4), P. 1161 - 1161
Published: April 6, 2023
Active
pharmaceutical
ingredients
(API)
with
unfavorable
physicochemical
properties
and
stability
present
a
significant
challenge
during
their
processing
into
final
dosage
forms.
Cocrystallization
of
such
APIs
suitable
coformers
is
an
efficient
approach
to
mitigate
the
solubility
concerns.
A
considerable
number
cocrystal-based
products
are
currently
being
marketed
show
upward
trend.
However,
improve
API
by
cocrystallization,
coformer
selection
plays
paramount
role.
Selection
not
only
improves
drug's
but
also
therapeutic
effectiveness
reduces
side
effects.
Numerous
have
been
used
till
date
prepare
pharmaceutically
acceptable
cocrystals.
The
carboxylic
acid-based
coformers,
as
fumaric
acid,
oxalic
succinic
citric
most
commonly
in
products.
Carboxylic
capable
forming
hydrogen
bond
contain
smaller
carbon
chain
APIs.
This
review
summarizes
role
improving
APIs,
deeply
explains
utility
afore-mentioned
cocrystal
formation.
concludes
brief
discussion
on
patentability
regulatory
issues
related
Clinical and Translational Science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
18(2)
Published: Feb. 1, 2025
ABSTRACT
To
plan
future
steps
for
the
implementation
and
regulation
of
pharmacogenetic
testing,
any
issue
in
management
information
by
regulatory
bodies
must
be
identified.
In
this
paper,
an
analysis
summary
product
characteristics
(SmCPs)
drugs
approved
Italian
Drug
Agency
(AIFA)
was
conducted.
Among
4214
SmCPs
1063
active
ingredients,
53.2%
(
n
=
2240)
included
at
least
one
section,
most
frequently
Anatomical
Therapeutic
Chemical
category
“Antineoplastic
immunomodulatory
agents”.
contextualize
these
data
international
scenario,
a
level
actionability,
based
on
AIFA
SmCPs,
assigned
to
608
drug/gene
pairs
FDA's
“Table
Pharmacogenomic
Biomarkers
Labels”,
according
PharmGKB
(The
Pharmacogenomics
Knowledge
Base).
Approximately
67%
were
deemed
classifiable:
Based
phrasing,
half
them
genetic
testing
cataloged
as
“required”
or
“recommended”
(mainly
tumor
somatic
variants),
whereas
40%
“actionable”
(mostly
PK/PD‐related
germline
variants).
The
comparison
with
other
agencies
highlighted
discordance
levels
actionability
ranging
from
1%
14%.
This
discrepancy
may
also
point
out
need
rethink
language
used
AIFA‐approved
clarify
whether
test
is
necessary
not
which
subjects
it
has
been
recommended.
For
first
time,
detailed
evaluation
comparative
presented,
placing
context
laying
groundwork
rethinking
indications
SmCPs.
Biomedicine & Pharmacotherapy,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
168, P. 115706 - 115706
Published: Oct. 17, 2023
Azathioprine
is
commonly
used
as
an
immunosuppressive
antimetabolite
in
the
treatment
of
acute
lymphoblastic
leukemia,
autoimmune
disorders
(such
Crohn's
disease
and
rheumatoid
arthritis),
patients
receiving
organ
transplants.
Thiopurine-S-methyltransferase
(TPMT)
a
cytoplasmic
trans-methylase
catalyzing
S-methylation
thiopurines.
The
active
metabolites
obtained
from
thiopurines
are
hydrolyzed
into
inactive
forms
by
Nudix
hydrolase
15
(NUDT15).
TPMT*2
(defined
rs1800462),
*3A
rs1800460
rs1142345),
*3B
rs1800460),
*3C
*6
rs75543815),
NUDT15
rs116855232
genetic
variant
have
been
associated,
with
highest
level
evidence,
response
to
azathioprine,
and,
approved
drug
label
for
azathioprine
main
pharmacogenetic
dosing
guidelines
recommend
starting
reduced
initial
doses
TPMT
intermediate
metabolizer
(IM)
considering
alternative
poor
(PM)
patients.
This
study
aims
assess
clinical
impact
dose
tailoring
based
on
genotyping
studying
toxicity
efficacy,
starts,
adjustments
during
follow-up,
comparing
IM/PM
normal
(NM)
It
also
studied
association
tailored
characterized
TMPT
variants
our
population.
Results
show
that
reduction
IM
(TPMT*1/*2,
*1/*3A,
or
*1/*3C
genotypes)
related
lower
events
compared
NM
(TPMT
*1/*1
genotype),
follow-up
without
showing
differences
efficacy.
results
support
hypothesis
existing
other
affecting
toxicity.
Arquivos de Neuro-Psiquiatria,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
81(12), P. 1125 - 1133
Published: Dec. 1, 2023
Abstract
Precision
medicine
has
revolutionized
the
field
of
neuroimmunology,
with
innovative
approaches
that
characterize
diseases
based
on
their
biology,
deeper
understanding
factors
leading
to
heterogeneity
within
same
disease,
development
targeted
therapies,
and
strategies
tailor
therapies
each
patient.
This
review
explores
impact
precision
various
neuroimmunological
conditions,
including
multiple
sclerosis
(MS),
neuromyelitis
optica
spectrum
disorder
(NMOSD),
myelin
oligodendrocyte
glycoprotein
antibody-associated
disease
(MOGAD),
optic
neuritis,
autoimmune
encephalitis,
immune-mediated
neuropathies.
We
discuss
advances
in
subtyping,
recognition
novel
entities,
promising
biomarkers,
more
selective
monoclonal
antibodies
cutting-edge
synthetic
cell-based
immunotherapies
disorders.
In
addition,
we
analyze
challenges
related
affordability
equity
implementation
these
emerging
technologies,
especially
situations
limited
resources.
Human Genomics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
18(1)
Published: July 10, 2024
Pharmacogenetics
investigates
sequence
of
genes
that
affect
drug
response,
enabling
personalized
medication.
This
approach
reduces
drug-induced
adverse
reactions
and
improves
clinical
effectiveness,
making
it
a
crucial
consideration
for
medical
care.
Numerous
guidelines,
drawn
by
global
consortia
scientific
organizations,
codify
genotype-driven
administration
over
120
active
substances.
As
the
community
acknowledges
benefits
genotype-tailored
therapy
traditionally
agnostic
administration,
push
its
implementation
into
Italian
healthcare
system
is
gaining
momentum.
evolution
influenced
several
factors,
including
improved
access
to
patient
genotypes,
sequencing
costs
decrease,
growing
large-scale
genetic
studies,
rising
popularity
direct-to-consumer
pharmacogenetic
tests,
continuous
improvement
guidelines.
Since
EMA
(European
Medicines
Agency)
AIFA
(Italian
provide
genotype
information
on
leaflet
without
clear
explicit
indications
gene
testing,
regulation
testing
pressing
matter
in
Italy.
In
this
manuscript,
we
have
reviewed
how
overcome
obstacles
implementing
practice
system.
Our
particular
emphasis
has
been
germline
given
absence
well-defined
national
directives
contrast
somatic
pharmacogenetics.
Multiple Sclerosis Journal,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
29(9), P. 1158 - 1161
Published: Aug. 1, 2023
Multiple
sclerosis
(MS)
is
heterogeneous
with
respect
to
outcomes,
and
evaluating
possible
heterogeneity
of
treatment
effect
(HTE)
high
interest.
HTE
non-random
variation
in
the
magnitude
a
on
clinical
outcome
across
levels
covariate
(i.e.
patient
attribute
or
set
attributes).
statistical
techniques
can
evaluate
HTE.
The
simplest
but
most
bias-prone
conventional
one
variable-at-a-time
subgroup
analysis.
Recently,
multivariable
predictive
approaches
have
been
promoted
provide
more
patient-centered
results,
by
accounting
for
multiple
relevant
attributes
simultaneously.
We
review
used
estimate
trials
MS.
Frontiers in Pharmacology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14
Published: Oct. 19, 2023
The
field
of
pharmacogenetics
(PGx)
holds
great
promise
in
advancing
personalized
medicine
by
adapting
treatments
based
on
individual
genetic
profiles.
Despite
its
benefits,
there
are
still
economic,
ethical
and
institutional
barriers
that
hinder
implementation
our
healthcare
environment.
A
retrospective
analysis
approach
anonymized
data
sourced
from
electronic
health
records
was
performed,
encompassing
a
diverse
patient
population
evaluating
key
parameters
such
as
prescribing
patterns
test
results,
to
assess
the
impact
pharmacogenetic
testing.
head-to-head
comparison
with
previously
published
activity
results
within
same
laboratory
also
conducted
contrast
progress
made
after
10
years.
revealed
significant
utilization
testing
daily
clinical
practice,
1,145
tests
performed
over
1-year
period
showing
35%
growth
rate
increase
time.
Of
17
different
medical
departments
sought
PGx
tests,
Oncology
department
accounted
for
highest
number,
representing
58.47%
all
genotyped
patients.
total
1,000
were
requested
individuals
susceptible
receive
dose
modification
genotype,
76
received
genotype-guided
adjustment.
This
study
presents
comprehensive
descriptive
real-world
obtained
public
tertiary
hospital
specialized
testing,
strongly
endorse
integration
into
everyday
practice.