Titlebook: Enzyme- and Transporter-Based Drug-Drug Interactions; Progress and Future K. Sandy‘Pang ,A. David‘Rodrigues,Raimund M. Peter Book 2010 Spr

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Deutsch-afrikanische Beziehungen 1989entary, and sometimes overlapping, functions, a feature which can set the stage for drug–drug interactions. In this chapter, we provide an overview of the phase I and phase II families of detoxification enzymes, their potential for induction and inhibition, and the role of genetic variants in the oc

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Institut für Afrika-Kunde,Rolf Hofmeierl as enzymes on the area under the curve and clearances of drugs and metabolites. Whole body PBPK models were then developed, with the kidney and intestine or the kidney and liver as the organs for excretion and metabolism. From these PBPK models, the influence of flow, binding, transporters, and en

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Deutsch-afrikanische Beziehungen 1997computational tools to study DDIs. This chapter outlines the main methodologies currently applied including QSAR modeling, pharmacophore modeling, docking, and the combination of in silico and experimental approaches. There is an emphasis on cytochrome P450 and how in silico models are used in curre

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Afrika 1998 — Das Jahr im überblickke predictions of in vivo drug–drug interactions. The in vitro experimental conduct, choice of probe substrates appropriate for individual P450 enzymes and the importance of nonspecific binding within in vitro systems are discussed. In addition to the inhibitor/inducer properties, the importance of

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Afrika 1999 — Das Jahr im überblickveral glucuronides have been shown to reduce the metabolic clearances of cytochrome P4502C8 substrates. Experimental paradigms, based on the use of human liver microsomes (HLM), hepatocytes, and recombinant UGTs as the enzyme sources, are now available for the investigation of drug glucuronidation i

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