Efalizumab PASI response dynamics
Reference paper ↗A reduced pharmacodynamic turnover model representing the time course of PASI response toward an efalizumab-associated steady state.
- Therapeutic
- Efalizumab, Efalizumab / hu1124 / Raptiva
- Modality
- Monoclonal antibody
- Target
- ITGAL, CD11a, LFA-1 alpha
- Disease
- Plaque psoriasis
- Model type
- Other/Unclassified
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- Parameters
- 2
- States
- 2
- Equations
- 2
- Derived outputs
- 6
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Gottlieb escalating-dose PASI progression
How do the response time scale and treatment-associated steady state determine PASI dynamics? Explore this biological starting configuration through PASI score, Current PASI response, PASI change rate.
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Starting configuration
Time: 0–1,176 hour; step 24
| Input | Default | Available range |
|---|---|---|
| Effect equilibration time | 397 hour | 198.5–595.5 hour |
| Steady-state PASI score | 14.8 dimensionless | 7.4–22.2 dimensionless |
Expected readouts
PASI score (dimensionless) · Current PASI response · PASI change rate
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How the model represents the biology
A reduced pharmacodynamic turnover model representing the time course of PASI response toward an efalizumab-associated steady state.
Solid arrows show modeled movement or change; two-headed arrows show reversible exchange; dashed arrows show modulation without material transfer.
Model scope: Efalizumab PK, FcRn disposition, dose delivery, CD11a/LFA-1 engagement, and immune signaling are outside this reduced PASI-turnover release.
Modeled relationships (3)
- Treated PASI set point → PASI relaxation: sets attractor (modulation)
- Response half-time → PASI relaxation: sets rate (modulation)
- PASI relaxation → Current PASI score: first-order change (modulation)
Modeled relationships: Treated PASI set point to PASI relaxation: sets attractor (modulation); Response half-time to PASI relaxation: sets rate (modulation); PASI relaxation to Current PASI score: first-order change (modulation).
Primary readouts: PASI score; Current PASI response; PASI response rate constant.
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