General Information of DFM (ID: F23316)
Name
Trifarotene 0.005% cream
Company
Galderma Laboratories
Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient (API) Trifarotene API Info click to show the detail info of this API
Approved
Drug Inactive Ingredient (DIGs)
DIG ID DIG Info DIG Name DIG Functional Class
E0Q2ZN DIG Info Allantoin Emollient
E0ZJ4T DIG Info Cyclomethicone Emollient ...
E0SF4Y DIG Info Ethanol Antimicrobial preservative ...
E0X2OX DIG Info Medium-chain triglyceride Emollient ...
E0I5TO DIG Info Phenoxyethanol Antimicrobial preservative
E0M1JK DIG Info Propylene glycol Antimicrobial preservative ...
E0H2SC DIG Info Water Solvent
Full List of Biological Targets of DIG (DBTs) Regulated by DIG(s) in This DFM
      Oxidoreductase (ORase)
            DBT Name: Albendazole monooxygenase (CYP3A4) Click to Show/Hide
               Detailed Information DBT Info click to show the detail info of this DBT
               Experiment for Assessing the Biological Activity of the Studied DIG on This DBT
                    Interacting DIG Propylene glycol
                    Biological Activity Inhibition ratio < 20 % (tested by experiment) [1]
                    Tested Species Homo sapiens (Human)
                    UniProt ID CP3A4_HUMAN
      Cell line (CELL)
            DBT Name: Colon cancer Caco-2 cells (Caco-2) Click to Show/Hide
               Detailed Information DBT Info click to show the detail info of this DBT
               Experiment for Assessing the Biological Activity of the Studied DIG on This DBT
                    Interacting DIG Medium-chain triglyceride
                    Biological Activity Inhibition ratio > 36 % (tested by experiment) [2]
                    Tested Species Homo sapiens (Human)
References
1 Pharmaceutical excipients inhibit cytochrome P450 activity in cell free systems and after systemic administration. Eur J Pharm Biopharm. 2008 Sep;70(1):279-88.
2 Interactions between human multidrug resistance related protein (MRP2; ABCC2) and excipients commonly used in self-emulsifying drug delivery systems (SEDDS). Int J Pharm. 2013 Apr 15;447(1-2):192-8.

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