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Pharmacokinetics by Philip Rowe

Small book cover: Pharmacokinetics

Pharmacokinetics
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Publisher: BookBoon
ISBN-13: 9788740300901
Number of pages: 147

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All the basic concepts of pharmacokinetics (PKs) are described, with an emphasis on understanding what parameters such as bioavailability, volume of distribution and clearance tell us about the behaviour of a particular drug. The use of PKs in both a drug development and a clinical setting are covered. The essential mathematical basis of PKs is explained, but excessive mathematical complexity is avoided.

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