Oral Absorption Variability
Oral Absorption Variability is a pharmacokinetic construct that quantifies the degree of fluctuation in the fraction or rate of a drug absorbed into systemic circulation following oral administration, distinguishing it from other sources of pharmacokinetic variability by specifically reflecting inter- and intra-subject differences in gastrointestinal absorption processes.
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Edward T. Hellriegel, Thorir D. Bjornsson, Walter W. Hauck · Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics · 1996 · 180 citations
M. Sherry Ku, Wendy Dulin · Pharmaceutical Development and Technology · 2010 · 172 citations
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Simcyp (United Kingdom)
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Setsunan University
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University at Buffalo, State University of New York
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AstraZeneca (Sweden)
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Wilmington University
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Tehran University of Medical Sciences
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National Jewish Health
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St Vincent's Hospital Melbourne
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