ATC161 exposure and alpha-synuclein aggregate degradation
A reduced AUTOTAC PK/PD model linking ATC161 exposure to concentration-dependent degradation and recovery of alpha-synuclein aggregates.
Targeted degradation of ⍺-synuclein aggregates in Parkinson’s disease using the AUTOTAC technology ↗Molecular Neurodegeneration
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How does ATC161 exposure connect to the modeled aggregate response?
PO 20 mg/kg first-order PK/degradation
How does ATC161 exposure control the time course and recovery of alpha-synuclein aggregate reduction? Explore this biological starting configuration through Plasma ATC161, ATC161 molar concentration, Aggregate degradation effect, Alpha-synuclein aggregate fraction.
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Biology
A scenario initializes plasma ATC161, which declines by first-order loss and generates a saturable aggregate-degradation drive. The aggregate fraction falls through exposure-driven degradation and recovers toward its baseline, while ATC161 exposure accumulates.
Solid arrows show modeled movement or change; two-headed arrows show reversible exchange; dashed arrows show modulation without material transfer.
Model scope: Oral absorption, brain distribution, p62 recruitment, autophagosome or lysosome states, ternary-complex binding, aggregate species, and neuronal outcomes are not represented.
Modeled relationships (6)
- Plasma ATC161 → ATC161 loss: first-order (loss)
- Plasma ATC161 → Degradation drive: saturable effect (modulation)
- Degradation drive → Aggregate fraction: aggregate loss (loss)
- Aggregate fraction → Baseline recovery: baseline deficit (modulation)
- Baseline recovery → Aggregate fraction: restoration (production)
- Plasma ATC161 → Cumulative exposure: integrates C (production)
Modeled relationships: Plasma ATC161 to ATC161 loss: first-order (loss); Plasma ATC161 to Degradation drive: saturable effect (modulation); Degradation drive to Aggregate fraction: aggregate loss (loss); Aggregate fraction to Baseline recovery: baseline deficit (modulation); Baseline recovery to Aggregate fraction: restoration (production); Plasma ATC161 to Cumulative exposure: integrates C (production).
Primary readouts: Plasma ATC161; ATC161 concentration; Degradation effect; Aggregate fraction.
Model details
6 parameters · 3 states · 3 equations · 8 derived outputs
Classification & API access
- Therapeutic
- ATC161
- Modality
- Targeted protein degrader
- Target
- alpha-synuclein aggregates, SNCA aggregates, p62, SQSTM1
- Disease / scope
- Preclinical Parkinson disease and synucleinopathy models
| Parameter | Default | Unit | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
Aggregate degradation rateaggregate_degradation_k_h | 0.04 | 1/h | Aggregate degradation rate governing loss, degradation, or removal in the modeled biological process. |
Aggregate recovery rateaggregate_recovery_k_h | 0.001 | 1/h | Aggregate recovery rate coefficient used by the released system of model equations. |
ATC161 mw gatc161_mw_g_mol | 624.274823533379 | g/mol | ATC161 mw g coefficient used by the released system of model equations. |
Oral ATC161 half-lifeatc161_po_half_life_h | 3.7 | h | Oral ATC161 half-life controlling the time required for the corresponding quantity to decrease by half. |
Baseline aggregate fractionbaseline_aggregate_fraction | 1 | — | Baseline aggregate fraction represented as a dimensionless fraction in the released equations. |
Half-maximal degradation concentrationdc50_nM | 100 | nM | Half-maximal degradation concentration at which the corresponding modeled effect reaches half of its maximum. |
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