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How is the dispersion models hepatic clearance calculated?

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How is the dispersion models hepatic clearance calculated?

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A. We calculate hepatic clearance according to the dispersion model (see “Correlation between in vitro microsomal enzyme activity and whole organ hepatic elimination kinetics: analysis with a dispersion model” – Roberts M S, Rowland M., J Pharm Pharmacol pp 177-181, 1986) using the following equation: where Qb is the hepatic blood flow, bpr the blood:plasma ratio, fuplasma the fraction unbound in plasma, Clint instrinsic clearance, DN the dispersion number (assumed to be 0.17), and a and RN are defined by: , respectively.

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