LIFE 207 PK Lecture 2 Oral Absorption & Hepatic Clearance PDF

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University of Liverpool

Shampa Das

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pharmacokinetics pharmacology drug absorption biology

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This lecture covers oral absorption and hepatic clearance, including key concepts in pharmacokinetics (PK). It discusses bioavailability and factors influencing drug exposure. The lecture notes also include formulas and graphs.

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LIFE 207 – Oral absorption and Hepatic clearance Lecture 2 Shampa Das [email protected] 1 Attendance code Please record your attendance before the end of the lecture 2 Recap What we...

LIFE 207 – Oral absorption and Hepatic clearance Lecture 2 Shampa Das [email protected] 1 Attendance code Please record your attendance before the end of the lecture 2 Recap What we mean by pharmacokinetics (PK)? How we use PK to link dose to exposure and response: Select and optimise dose Processes which influence drug exposure: ADME Key PK parameters: Exposure: AUC, Cmax, Tmax, Cmin Derived parameters: CL, V, t1/2 0.693 𝐴 0.693 × 𝑉 t 1/2= 𝑉= 𝐶𝐿= 𝑘 𝐶 t 1/2 3 Today’s lecture Oral absorption Hepatic clearance 4 Drug Absorption Oral administration Dose of Drug Administered Influenced by: Physico-chemical properties of Bioavailability – Fraction of drug unchanged drug reaching Metabolism systemic circulation after administration Transporters Food Intravenous (IV) Drug administration – drug Concentration directly into blood in Systemic Circulation (no absorption) = 100% bioavailable Bioavailability – F Intravenous - F=1 Drug Oral administration often F

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