Figure 7
Figure 7. Effect of anti-ACE910 antibodies on PK and PD of ACE910. The PK and PD profiles in ADA-positive subject (red open square) and ADA-negative subjects (black open circle) are shown. (A) Plasma ACE910 concentration in the Japanese 0.1 mg/kg group. (B) APTT in the Japanese 0.1 mg/kg group. (C) Peak height of TG in the Japanese 0.1 mg/kg group. (D) Plasma ACE910 concentration in the white 0.1 mg/kg group. (E) APTT in the white 0.1 mg/kg group. (F) Peak height of TG in the white 0.1 mg/kg group. The data out of the quantification range were imputed by the limit of quantification values. One observed data point of TG was excluded because of being judged as an outlier, considering its unlikely time course and drug concentration dependency.

Effect of anti-ACE910 antibodies on PK and PD of ACE910. The PK and PD profiles in ADA-positive subject (red open square) and ADA-negative subjects (black open circle) are shown. (A) Plasma ACE910 concentration in the Japanese 0.1 mg/kg group. (B) APTT in the Japanese 0.1 mg/kg group. (C) Peak height of TG in the Japanese 0.1 mg/kg group. (D) Plasma ACE910 concentration in the white 0.1 mg/kg group. (E) APTT in the white 0.1 mg/kg group. (F) Peak height of TG in the white 0.1 mg/kg group. The data out of the quantification range were imputed by the limit of quantification values. One observed data point of TG was excluded because of being judged as an outlier, considering its unlikely time course and drug concentration dependency.

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