Intestinal Bioavailability
Intestinal Bioavailability is the fraction of an orally administered drug that reaches systemic circulation intact after undergoing pre-systemic metabolism in the intestinal wall, distinguishing it from hepatic first-pass effects by specifically accounting for enterocyte-mediated biotransformation and efflux transporter activity.
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China Pharmaceutical University
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