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Dear all.
I am a research student at the University of Bradford (UK), and intend to
investigate how oleic acid alters the bioavailability of drugs that have
a high hepatic first pass metabolism, e.g. propranolol, metoprolol,
felodipine. I am in the pharmaceutical technology dept., so am
concentrating on the formulation aspect of drug delivery.
Work with propranolol and oleic acid suggests increased lymphatic
transport of the drug (e.g.Barnwell, Int J Pharm 1992) but considering
propranolols' moderate lipophilicity (logP o/w = 3) this seems doubtful.
Any thoughts?
I would be grateful for any comments, advice, constructive criticism
concerning oleic acids possible effects on bioavailability. Please get in
touch.......I'm only a keyboard and a few thousands kilometers of cable away!
Thanks, Kieran.
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What was the evidence presented in that article for lymphatic transport ?
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>What was the evidence presented in that article for lymphatic transport ?
Lymphatic cannulation.
Chetan
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