PARTITIONING BASED PHYSICOCHEMICAL MODELS FOR ASSESSING INTESTINAL PERMEABILITY AND ABSORPTION OF DRUGS
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Partitioning based physicochemical models, In vitro models, Intestinal permeability and absorptionAbstract
Oral administration of drugs is highly preferred for almost all human beings than any other route of drug delivery except during some health challenges. Therefore, permeability assessment of drugs across intestinal membrane is essential in the early stages of drug discovery for time and cost reasons. Animals, including humans, have been used for decades as in vivo models for determining intestinal drug permeability and absorption. However, in vivo models are very invasive, time-consuming, and not cost-effective methods. Numerous in vitro models have been used to screen drug permeability and absorption through intestinal membranes. In this article partitioning based physicochemical models that can predict a compound/drug permeability potential across intestinal membrane will be elaborated upon.
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