Pharmacokinetics Modeling: Zero and First-Order Kinetics

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Explores drug excretion pathways, renal function, and transporter roles.

Explores drug absorption, distribution, and clinical implications, focusing on salicylate poisoning and drug trapping in lysosomes.

Explores rate expressions, steady-state approximation, and reaction simulation algorithms using random numbers.

Explores heterogeneous catalysis, focusing on reaction mechanisms, kinetics, and ammonia synthesis.

Covers the analysis of heterogeneous reactions, focusing on kinetics and reactor types.

Covers the basics of heterogeneous catalysis and the importance of transition state theory in predicting reaction rates.

Discusses the importance of assessing PK/PD relationships in drug development and the use of multiple PD biomarkers.

Explores reaction kinetics, rate laws, reversible reactions, and complex mechanisms, including parallel and consecutive reactions.

Covers enzyme kinetics, focusing on reaction rates, the Michaelis-Menten equation, and factors affecting enzyme activity.