Table 2

Effects of protein binding of warfarin enantiomers and metabolites on inhibition of VKORC1 activity

Inhibitorfu plasma, %fu media, %[I]u/Kiu × 102 (relative %)
9S-warfarin 0.4 31 135 (100) 
9R-warfarin 0.4 25 25 (18.5) 
4′-OH warfarin 2.1 50 1.4 (1.0) 
5-OH warfarin 0.54 18 0.005 (<0.01) 
6-OH warfarin 3.4 47 2.8 (2.1) 
7-OH warfarin 2.2 34 1.2 (0.9) 
8-OH warfarin 2.3 25 0.004 (<0.01) 
10-OH warfarin 0.69 47 6.4 (4.7) 
Warfarin alcohols 0.97 37 19 (16.2) 
Inhibitorfu plasma, %fu media, %[I]u/Kiu × 102 (relative %)
9S-warfarin 0.4 31 135 (100) 
9R-warfarin 0.4 25 25 (18.5) 
4′-OH warfarin 2.1 50 1.4 (1.0) 
5-OH warfarin 0.54 18 0.005 (<0.01) 
6-OH warfarin 3.4 47 2.8 (2.1) 
7-OH warfarin 2.2 34 1.2 (0.9) 
8-OH warfarin 2.3 25 0.004 (<0.01) 
10-OH warfarin 0.69 47 6.4 (4.7) 
Warfarin alcohols 0.97 37 19 (16.2) 

Unbound fraction of VKORC1 inhibitors in human plasma (fuplasma) and HEK-C3 culture media (fumedia) was measured. Unbound fractions were used to refine [I]/IC50 calculations (Table 1) for in vivo and in vitro protein binding and calculate ([I]u/Kiu) reflecting relative in vivo contributions of each drug to VKORC1 inhibition.

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