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Absorption from the Colon In Situ

Chapter 3 Drug Absorption from the Colon In Situ 79... [Pg.79]

Note Data represent the mean S.E. (n = 3). MW, molecular weight P0/w, octanol-to-water partition coefficient CLapp, apparent membrane permeability clearance SI, midgut area of the small intestine NA, not available or applicable. Absorption was evaluated in our laboratory using the closed loop of the rat intestine in situ (urethane anesthesia, 1.125 g/4.5 ml/kg, i.p.) in 60 min for riboflavin and L-camitine and 30 min for the others. For those that are transported by carriers in part (riboflavin and glycerol in both colon and SI, and L-carnitine, 5-fluorouracil, and cephradine in SI), absorption was evaluated at higher concentrations where the contribution of carrier-mediated transport is negligible. Values of P0/w were obtained from a report by Leo et al. [30] except for that of D-xylose, which was determined in our laboratory. a Data by single-pass perfusion experiments. b Unpublished data from our laboratory. [Pg.85]


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