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To evalute glucose trasnport and phosphorylation in skeletal muscle,[http://online.medphys.org/resource/1/mphya6/v38/i8/p4587_s1 a physiologically based model] has been proposed by our group. Herein, we show an example of implementation of the proposed model using COMKAT software. In particular, the below example shows the implementation of the proposed model for a phosphorylatable glucsoe analog (e.g. <sup>18</sup>F-labeled 2-fluoro-2-deoxy-D-glucose). | To evalute glucose trasnport and phosphorylation in skeletal muscle,[http://online.medphys.org/resource/1/mphya6/v38/i8/p4587_s1 a physiologically based model] has been proposed by our group. Herein, we show an example of implementation of the proposed model using COMKAT software. In particular, the below example shows the implementation of the proposed model for a phosphorylatable glucsoe analog (e.g. <sup>18</sup>F-labeled 2-fluoro-2-deoxy-D-glucose). | ||
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Rate constants '''k'''<sub>'''1'''</sub> and '''k'''<sub>'''2'''</sub> describe the passive exhange of the glucose analog between plasma and interstitial space. | Rate constants '''k'''<sub>'''1'''</sub> and '''k'''<sub>'''2'''</sub> describe the passive exhange of the glucose analog between plasma and interstitial space. |
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Estimation of Physiological Parameters Using a Physiologically Based Model
Overview
To evalute glucose trasnport and phosphorylation in skeletal muscle,a physiologically based model has been proposed by our group. Herein, we show an example of implementation of the proposed model using COMKAT software. In particular, the below example shows the implementation of the proposed model for a phosphorylatable glucsoe analog (e.g. 18F-labeled 2-fluoro-2-deoxy-D-glucose).
The above figure shows the kinetics of [18F]2FDG in skeletal muscle. The model has three tissue compartments with five rate constants.
Rate constants k1 and k2 describe the passive exhange of the glucose analog between plasma and interstitial space.
Rate constants k3a and k4a describe the inward and backward transport of the glucose analog via glucose transporters.
Rate constant k5a describe the phosphorylation of the intracellular glucose analog catalyzed by hexokinase.
COMKAT Implementation of the Physiologically Based Model
Here, we show an example of implementation of the proposed model using COMKAT software.
cm=compartmentModel; % Define parameters cm=addParameter(cm,'k1',0.1); cm=addParameter(cm,'k2','k1/Fis'); cm=addParameter(cm,'k3','VG/(Fis*KGa+Fis*ISg*KGa/KGg)'); cm=addParameter(cm,'k4','VG/(Fic*KGa+Fic*ICg*KGa/KGg)'); cm=addParameter(cm,'k5','VH/(Fic*KHa+Fic*ICg*KHa/KHg)'); cm=addParameter(cm,'Fb',0.02); % fraction of total space occupied by blood cm=addParameter(cm,'Fis',0.3); % fraction of total space occupied by interstitial space cm=addParameter(cm,'Fic','1-Fis-Fb'); % fraction of total space occupied by intracellular space cm=addParameter(cm,'F',1); cm=addParameter(cm,'Pg',6); % Plasma glucose concentration (mM) cm=addParameter(cm,'ISg',5.4); % Interstitial glucose concentration (mM) cm=addParameter(cm,'ICg',0.2); % Intracellular glucose concentration (mM) cm=addParameter(cm,'KGg',3.5); % Michaelis constant (mM) of glucose transporter (GLUT) for glucose cm=addParameter(cm,'KHg',0.13); % Michaelis constant (mM) of hexokinase (HK) for glucose cm=addParameter(cm,'KGa',14); % Michaelis constant (mM) of GLUT for glucose analog cm=addParameter(cm,'KHa',0.17); % Michaelis constant (mM) of HK for glucose analog cm=addParameter(cm,'VG','(k1*Pg-k1*ISg)/(ISg/(KGg+ISg)-ICg/(KGg+ICg))'); % Maximal velocity of glucose transport for glucose and its analogs cm=addParameter(cm,'VH','(k1*Pg-k1*ISg)/(ICg/(KHg+ICg))'); % Maximal velocity of glucose phosphorylation for glucose and its analogs % Specific activity (sa): if the unit of image data is the same with that of input function, the specific activity is 1. cm=addParameter(cm,'sa',1); % Usually, the decay time correction of image data is performed. So, dk is zero. cm=addParameter(cm,'dk',0); % Define scan time (minutes) delay = 0.0; scanduration = 120; t=[ones(5,1)/30;ones(10,1)/12;ones(12,1)*0.5;ones(8,1);ones(21,1)*5]; scant = [[0;cumsum(t(1:(length(t)-1)))] cumsum(t)]; scanTime = [scant(:,1),scant(:,2)]; cm = set(cm, 'ScanTime', scanTime); lambda = [-12.02 -2.57 -0.02]; a = [1771.5 94.55 14.27]; cm = addParameter(cm, 'pfeng', [delay a lambda]'); % Define input function cm = addInput(cm, 'Cp', 'sa', 'dk', 'fengInputByPar','pfeng'); % Cp is the plasma input function cm = addInput(cm, 'Ca',1,0, 'fengInputByPar', 'pfeng'); % Ca is the decay-corrected whole-blood input function. Herein, we assume that Cp=Ca. % Define compartment cm=addCompartment(cm,'IS'); % interstitial cm=addCompartment(cm,'IC'); % intracellular cm=addCompartment(cm,'IP'); % intracellular phosphorylated cm=addCompartment(cm,'Junk'); % Define link cm=addLink(cm,'L','Cp','IS','k1'); cm=addLink(cm,'K','IS','Junk','k2'); cm=addLink(cm,'K','IS','IC','k3'); cm=addLink(cm,'K','IC','IS','k4'); cm=addLink(cm,'K','IC','IP','k5'); % Define output obtained from each normalized compartment wlistTotal={'IS','F';'IC','F';'IP','F'}; xlistTotal={'Ca','Fb'}; cm=addOutput(cm,'TissueTotal',wlistTotal,xlistTotal); [PET,PETIndex,Output,OutputIndex]=solve(cm); % Define model parameters to be estimated cm=addSensitivity(cm,'k1','ISg','ICg','Fis','Fb'); noise_level=0.05; sd=noise_level*sqrt(PET(:,3)./(PET(:,2)-PET(:,1))); data=sd.*randn(size(PET(:,3)))+PET(:,3); cm=set(cm,'ExperimentalData',data); cm = set(cm,'ExperimentalDataSD',sd); optsIRLS = setopt('SDModelFunction', @IRLSnoiseModel); cm = set(cm, 'IRLSOptions', optsIRLS); oo = optimset('TolFun', 1e-8, 'TolX', 1e-4,'Algorithm','interior-point'); cm = set(cm, 'OptimizerOptions', oo); % Set initial conditions and bounds % k1, ISg, ICg, Fs, Fb pinit = [0.01 ; 4.4 ; 0.1 ;0.15 ; 0.01]; plb = [0.001; 1 ; 0.001;0.10 ; 0 ]; pub = [0.5 ; 6 ; 1 ;0.60 ; 0.04]; [pfit, qfit, modelfit, exitflag, output, lambda, grad, hessian, objfunval] = fitGen(cm, pinit, plb, pub, 'IRLS'); figure; t = 0.5*(PET(:,1)+PET(:,2)); plot(t,PET(:,3),'g-',t,data,'ro','LineWidth',2); xlabel('Time (minutes)'); ylabel('Concentrations (uCi/mL)'); legend('Noisy data','Noise-free data'); figure; t = 0.5*(PET(:,1)+PET(:,2)); plot(t,data,'ro',t,modelfit,'b-','LineWidth',2); xlabel('Time (minutes)'); ylabel('Concentrations (uCi/mL)'); legend('Noisy data', 'Model fit'); Pg=6;KGa=14;KHa=0.17;KGg=3.5;KHg=0.13; % Units are mM k1=pfit(1);k2=pfit(1)/pfit(4);ISg=pfit(2);ICg=pfit(3);Fis=pfit(4);Fb=pfit(5); % Physiological parameters VG=(k1*ISg-k1*Pg)/(ICg/(KGg+ICg)-ISg/(KGg+ISg)) VH=(k1*Pg-k1*ISg)/(ICg/(KHg+ICg)) CI=VG*ISg/(KGg+ISg) CE=VG*ICg/(KGg+ICg) PR=VH*ICg/(KHg+ICg)