Rate-limiting Absorption
Rate-Limiting Absorption is a kinetic process in pharmacokinetics whereby the overall rate of drug absorption into systemic circulation is governed primarily by the slowest step in the sequence of absorption mechanisms, typically membrane permeation or dissolution, thereby determining the time course and extent of bioavailability.
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