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Tale of Two Polymorphs: Investigating the Structural Differences and Dynamic Relationship between Nirmatrelvir Solid Forms (Paxlovid)

Tale of Two Polymorphs: Investigating the Structural Differences and Dynamic Relationship between Nirmatrelvir Solid Forms (Paxlovid)

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Mol. Pharmaceutics 2024, 21, 8, 3800–3814
期刊:Molecular Pharmaceutics
作者:Maryam Sadat Sadeghi*, Rui Guo, Michael A. Bellucci, Jaypee Quino, Erika L. Buckle, Matthew L. Nisbet, Zhuocen Yang*, Chandler Greenwell, Danielle E. Gorka, Frank C. Pickard IV, Geoffrey P. F. Wood, Guangxu Sun, Shu-Hao Wen, Joseph F. Krzyzaniak, Paul A. Meenan, Bruno C. Hancock, Xiaojing Helen Yang*
時間:2024-07-25

Two anhydrous polymorphs of the novel antiviral medicine nirmatrelvir were discovered during the development of Paxlovid, Pfizer’s oral Covid-19 treatment. A comprehensive experimental and computational approach was necessary to distinguish the two closely related polymorphs, herein identified as Forms 1 and 4. This approach paired experimental methods, including powder X-ray diffraction and single-crystal X-ray diffraction, solid-state experimental methods, thermal analysis, solid-state nuclear magnetic resonance and Raman spectroscopy with computational investigations comprising crystal structure prediction, Gibbs free energy calculations, and molecular dynamics simulations of the polymorphic transition. Forms 1 and 4 were ultimately determined to be enantiotropically related polymorphs with Form 1 being the stable form above the transition temperature of ~17 °C and designated as the nominated form for drug development. The work described in this paper shows the importance of using highly specialized orthogonal approaches to elucidate the subtle differences in structure and properties of similar solid-state forms. This synergistic approach allowed for unprecedented speed in bringing Paxlovid to patients in record time amidst the pandemic.

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