Titlebook: Concepts in Biochemical Pharmacology; Part 3 James R. Gillette,Jerry R. Mitchell Book 1975 Springer-Verlag Berlin · Heidelberg 1975 absorpt

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-46314-3absorption; drug; kinetics; metabolism; pharmacokinetics; pharmacology; research; toxicology

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978-3-642-46316-7Springer-Verlag Berlin · Heidelberg 1975

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Biotransformation of Drugs to Pharmacologically Active Metabolitesl structures, these metabolites may be rapidly excreted, mostly through the urine and the bile. The effects of metabolites of administered drugs may be quite different from the effects of the parent compound.

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Aging Effects and Drugs in Man increases in size resulting from cellular multiplication of intracellular substance, while development refers to maturation of structures and functions associated with progress. Taken together, they suggest a complex set of factors having a broader meaning than either term alone. onal

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Der Aufsichtsrat – ein sensibles Organiew many of the assumptions that have been made in the derivation of the equations, discuss various processes that are reflected by the values obtained with the equations, and describe some of the situations in which the models are valid and invalid.

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G. Spiel,F. Benninger,M. Feucht,U. Zycheptor interactions is obtained from mathematical interpretations of dose response curves (. et al., 1964). The present survey is based on such indirect information and is primarily concerned with potentially significant interactions that could occur when two or more cardiovascular drugs are administered simultaneously.