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Unified pharmacogenetics-based parent-metabolite pharmacokinetic model incorporating acetylation polymorphism for talampanel in humans.
Journal of pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics - 1 Aug 2005
Buchwald Peter, Juhász Attila, Bell Cynthia, Pátfalusi Márta, Howes John, Bodor Nicholas
Abstract excerpt
The N-acetylation of the noncompetitive AMPA antagonist talampanel (TLP) represents a route of varying significance in various species. For a detailed analysis in humans, plasma concentrations of TLP and its N-acetyl metabolite (NAc-TLP) were measured for up to 48 h after administration of a single oral dose of 75 mg in 28 healthy volunteers following genotyping for the N-acetyltansferase NAT2 isozymes (alleles...
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