Certolizumab pegol subcutaneous PK
A reduced subcutaneous PK model representing certolizumab pegol absorption from a depot, systemic elimination, blood concentration, and cumulative exposure.
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What does the loading regimen change after the first certolizumab dose?
400 mg single-dose PBPK
How do loading and maintenance regimens shape certolizumab pegol blood concentration and exposure?
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A subcutaneous certolizumab pegol dose enters a depot, is absorbed into a lumped blood compartment, undergoes first-order elimination, and contributes blood concentration to cumulative exposure.
Solid arrows show modeled movement or change; two-headed arrows show reversible exchange; dashed arrows show modulation without material transfer.
Model scope: TNF binding or inhibition, psoriasis immune biology, anatomical PBPK tissues, and a QSP network are outside this reduced one-compartment PK model.
Modeled relationships (4)
- Subcutaneous dose → SC depot: SC input (flow)
- SC depot → Blood exposure: F · ka (flow)
- Blood exposure → Systemic loss: first-order (loss)
- Blood exposure → Cumulative exposure: integrates C (production)
Modeled relationships: Subcutaneous dose to SC depot: SC input (flow); SC depot to Blood exposure: F · ka (flow); Blood exposure to Systemic loss: first-order (loss); Blood exposure to Cumulative exposure: integrates C (production).
Primary readouts: Blood certolizumab concentration; Cumulative exposure; Derived half-life.
Model details
4 parameters · 4 states · 4 equations · 8 derived outputs
Classification & API access
- Therapeutic
- Certolizumab pegol
- Modality
- Antibody fragment
- Target
- TNF / TNFA, P01375
- Disease / scope
- Plaque psoriasis
| Parameter | Default | Unit | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
Bioavailabilitybioavailability_fraction | 0.8 | — | Bioavailability represented as a dimensionless fraction in the released equations. |
Effective distribution volumeeffective_volume_l | 3.8209896068812603 | L | Effective distribution volume used to convert modeled amount to concentration in the relevant compartment. |
Absorption rate constantka_1_day | 0.47790924061449136 | 1/day | Absorption rate constant governing entry from the administration site. |
Elimination rate constantkel_1_day | 0.06418846663903463 | 1/day | Elimination rate constant governing first-order loss from the modeled system. |
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