<i>In vivo</i>assessment of herb–drug interactions: Possible utility of a pharmacogenetic approach?

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Herbal medicines are frequently used in combination with conventional drugs and interactions are likely to be more common than those which manifest clinically. Pharmacokinetic interactions mediated by drug-metabolizing enzymes or transporters are involved in many herb-drug interactions. Polymorphisms in the genes for these enzymes and transporters may influence the interactions mediated through these pathways....

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