Distribution Volume Nonlinearity
Distribution Volume Nonlinearity is a theoretical construct in pharmacokinetics that characterizes the nonlinear relationship between the volume of distribution of a drug and its concentration in biological compartments due to saturable tissue binding or capacity-limited distribution processes.
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Awadhesh Pratap Singh University
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University of Iowa
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Indiana University
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