How technology can help you draw conclusions on DDI risk and clinical significance for your target patient population
Evaluating drug-drug interactions (DDIs) early in development allows you to assess potential concomitant medication risk for your target patient population and determine whether a dedicated DDI clinical study is necessary. A thorough DDI analysis helps you move forward with confidence and ensure that patients can safely take new medications with their existing treatments.
This comprehensive white paper discusses the complexities of transporter-mediated DDIs and explores how Certara’s Drug Interaction Database or DIDB can help streamline the evaluation process using scientist-curated in vitro and clinical datasets.
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Learn more about the complexities of transporter-based DDIs compared to CYP-mediated interactions and the valuable insights into transporter-based drug interactions available through the DIDB platform.
The white paper outlines practical strategies for leveraging DIDB to:
- Evaluate a new molecular entity or NME’s inhibitory potential on transporters
- Identify relevant transporter substrates administered in your target patient population
- Assess drug interaction clinical significance of these co-medications
- Determine whether a dedicated clinical DDI study is necessary
About the Authors
Isabelle Ragueneau-Majlessi, MD, MS
Senior Director
Dr. Ragueneau is a Clinical Professor Emeritus from the University of Washington where she co-founded the Drug Interaction Database or DIDB over 25 years ago. At Certara, she is the head of the Drug Interaction Solutions program and leads the Center of Excellence in Drug Interaction Science. She is a clinical pharmacologist by training, with a deep expertise in the evaluation of drug-drug interactions mechanisms and clinical significance. In 2022, she received the Gary Neil prize for innovation in drug development from the ASCPT in recognition of her extensive work with the DIDB and the impact of the tool on drug interaction research.
Jingjing Yu, MD, PhD
Director
Dr. Yu joined Certara in 2023 following the acquisition of the University of Washington Drug Interaction Solutions program. With over 15 years of experience in drug metabolism and clinical pharmacology, she brings a unique expertise in the field of drug interactions, gained through her work in both academia and industry. At Certara, Dr. Yu is Director at the Drug Interaction Solutions and a core member of Center of Excellence in Drug Interaction Science. She is also an Affiliate Associate Professor of the Department of Pharmaceutics at the University of Washington in Seattle, WA.
