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Vol. 25, Issue 12, 1407-1415, 1997

Mechanism-Based Inactivation of Human Liver Cytochrome P450 2A6 by 8-Methoxypsoralen

Luke L. Koenigs, Raimund M. Peter, Stella J. Thompson, Allan E. Rettie, and William F. Trager

Department of Medicinal Chemistry, University of Washington

The P450 2A6 catalyzed 7-hydroxylation of coumarin proceeded with a mean Km of 0.40 (±0.13) µM and Vmax of 6.34 nmol/nmol P450/min (36-fold variation) in microsomal preparations from a panel of 12 human livers. Substrate depletion was avoided during the kinetic determinations. 8-Methoxypsoralen (8-MOP) is a potent mechanism-based inactivator of human liver P450 2A6 and reconstituted purified recombinant P450 2A6 based on the following evidence: 1) 8-MOP causes time, concentration, and NADPH-dependent loss of P450 2A6 activity that is not reversed by potassium ferricyanide or extensive dialysis, 2) loss of P450 2A6 activity is associated with a loss of spectrally observable P450, 3) addition of nucleophiles or reactive oxygen scavengers to the incubations does not prevent inactivation of P450 2A6, and 4) 8-MOP-dependent P450 2A6 inactivation is inhibited (concentration dependent) by the addition of a competitive inhibitor (pilocarpine). Inactivation is selective for P450 2A6 at low concentrations of 8-MOP (2.5 µM) after short incubation time periods (3 min) and was characterized by a KI of 0.8 and 1.9 µM in a reconstituted and microsomal system, respectively, and a kinact of 1 min-1 and 2 min-1 in a reconstituted and microsomal system, respectively. A substrate depletion partition ratio of 21 was calculated for the inactivation of recombinant P450 2A6. Potency and selectivity suggest that 8-MOP could be a useful tool in vitro for evaluating P450 2A6 activity in various enzyme preparations.


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