Historic Perspectives of Drug Development for Diabetes 糖尿病研究进展课件

HistoricPerspectivesofDrugDevelopmentforDiabetesYuguangShi,Ph.D.ProfessorofPhysiologyDeptofCellularandMolecularPhysiologyPennsylvaniaStateUniversityCollegeofMedicineHershey,PA17033Email:yus11@HistoricPerspectivesofDrug23.0M36.2M↑57.0%14.2M26.2M↑85%48.4M58.6M↑21%

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ProglucagonGRPPGlucagonIP-1GLP-1IP-2GLP-2130646978107/8162158158123111726133GlicentinMPGFPancreasIntestineGlucagonMPGFGlicentinOxyntomodulinGLP-1GLP-2IP-2OxyntomodulinDruckerDJ.MolEndocrinol2003;17:161-171©2005.AmericanCollegeofPhysicians.AllRightsReserved.GLP-1isDerivedFrom

ProglucaGLP-1ModesofActioninHumansGLP-1issecretedfromtheL-cellsintheintestineThisinturn…Stimulatesglucose-dependent

insulinsecretionSuppressesglucagonsecretionSlowsgastricemptyingLongtermeffects

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maintainsbeta-cellefficiencyImprovesinsulinsensitivityReducesfoodintakeUponingestionoffood…DruckerDJ.CurrPharmDes2001;7:1399-1412

DruckerDJ.MolEndocrinol2003;17:161-171©2005.AmericanCollegeofPhysicians.AllRightsReserved.GLP-1ModesofActioninHumaIncretinEffectNormalWeight:Non-DiabeticSubjectsNormalWeight:DiabeticSubjectsPlasmaInsulinResponsestoOralandIntravenousGlucoseNon-DiabeticSubjects(glucoserange3.9-6.7mmol/L)

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NauckMA,etal.Diabetologia1993;36:741-744Dataaremean±SE.*P<0.052520151050Glucagon(pmol/L)Time(min)-30060120180240****17.515.012.510.07.55.02.50.0*Glucose(mmol/L)GLP-1/PBOinfusion******-30060120180240350300250200150100500Insulin(pmol/L)GLP-1/PBOinfusionTime(min)********GLP-1/PBOinfusionTime(min)-30060120180240PlaceboGLP-1©2005.AmericanCollegeofPhysicians.AllRightsReserved.GlucoseDependentActionsofGEffectofGLP-1InfusiononGlucoseConcentrationinPatientsWithType2Diabetes

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(mmol/L)0246810121416Datafrom:RachmanJ,etal.Diabetologia1997;40:205-211SalineGLP-1Non-diabeticControlsGLP-1IVinfusion(1.2pmol/min/kg)ClockTime(h)BreakfastLunchSnack24.0002.0004.0006.0008.0010.0012.0014.0022.0016.00©2005.AmericanCollegeofPhysicians.AllRightsReserved.EffectofGLP-1InfusiononGlStrategiestoEnhanceIncretinActioninDiabetes GLP-1analogues Exendin4[Exenatide] DPP-IVinhibitors©2005.AmericanCollegeofPhysicians.AllRightsReserved.StrategiestoEnhanceIncretinExenatide(Byetta)ApeptidefromGilamonstersalivathatshares50%homologywithhumanGLP-1FunctionsasanincretinmimeticIncreasesinsulinsecretionIncreasesbetacellgrowth/replicationSlowsgastricemptyingDecreasesfoodintakeCausessustainedweightlossintype2patientsExenatide(Byetta)ApeptidefrDiabetesCare.2005May;28(5):1092-100

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GLP-1InactiveGLP-1ActionsMixedmealPlasmaIntestinalGLP-1releaseDPP-IVRapidinactivation(>80%ofpool)ExcretedbykidneysGLP-1ActiveDeaconetal.Diabetes.1995;44:1126.©2005.AmericanCollegeofPhysicians.AllRightsReserved.AugmentingGLP-1LevelsbyInhAdvantagesofDPP-IVInhibitionLowriskofhypoglycemiaOraltherapy,providingdosingconveniencetothepatientEndogenousGLP-1levelsareincreased