T. Suzuki et al., KINETIC-ANALYSIS OF MUTUAL METABOLIC INHIBITION OF LIDOCAINE AND PROPRANOLOL IN RAT-LIVER MICROSOMES, Biochemical pharmacology, 45(7), 1993, pp. 1528-1530
The metabolic interaction between lidocaine (LD) and propranolol (PL)
was analysed kinetically in rat liver microsomes. Employing a very sho
rt incubation time of 30 sec, we demonstrated that PL competitively in
hibited liver microsomal 3-hydroxylation of LD, but did not affect eit
her the formation of monoethylglycinexylidide or methylhydroxylidocain
e from LD in PL concentrations up to 1 muM. On the other hand, LD comp
etitively inhibited PL 4-, 5- and 7-hydroxylations, but the inhibition
type of LD for PL N-desisopropylation could not be clarified. Compari
son of the kinetic data for liver microsomes from Wistar and Dark Agou
ti rats indicated that among the primary metabolic pathways of LD, the
V(max) value for 3-hydroxylation was markedly less in female Dark Ago
uti rats. The results suggest that LD 3-hydroxylation and PL ring hydr
oxylations are mediated by the same isozyme(s) belonging to the CYP2D
subfamily.