METABOLISM OF DIBUCAINE : ISOLATION AND IDENTIFICATION OF URINARY BASIC METABOLITES IN THE RAT, RABBIT AND MAN

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The metabolism of dibucaine was studied in the rat, rabbit and man. A total of ten basic metabolites other than dibucaine were detected in the urine samples of three species by thin-layer chromatography (TLC) and gas chromatography (GC), and structures of these metabolites were identified by comparison of the properties given by TLC, GC and gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (GC-MS) with those of authentic compounds. Four of these metabolites were new metabolites which were found in the rabbit or human urine ; two were identified as the 2', 3'-dihydroxybutoxy product (M-6,diol) and its N-deethyl product (M-2), and others were identified as the 2'-hydroxyethoxy product (M-8,alcohol) and its N-deethyl product (M-3). One of the two hydroxyl groups on M-5 was at 6-position on the quinoline ring, while another was assumed to be at 3'-position on the O-alkyl side chain. There were apparent species differences with regard to the major metabolites found in each species ; i.e. M-10 and M-5 in rat, M-6 and M-4 in rabbit, and M-8 and M-4 in man. Small amounts of the conjugated basic metabolites were observed in the urine of all three species. The new metabolic pathways to the diols (M-2 and M-6) or the alcohols (M-3 and M-8) were also discussed.
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