… variations in xenobiotic metabolism have been documented. Major differences may result
from … have occurred from rapid absorption and distribution of the toxin from the gastrointestinal …

… for phase II xenobiotic metabolism and excretion in bivalves. … Thus, it is essential to
characterize how different organs … The data from this study reinforce the idea of a central role of …

… from this study and allow for a comprehensive understanding of the absorption, distribution,
… The difference between 84% of the parent eliminated and 75% of unabsorbed dose is 9%, …

… absorption, distribution, metabolism/biotransformation, and excretion (ADME) of xenobiotics
… Significant differences in metabolic mechanisms exist between species. For example, …

… absorbed, and extensively metabolized by oxidation and subsequent phase II conjugations.
The findings from this study also demonstrated that metabolism … difference in elimination t 1/…

… drugs and other xenobiotics from cells under physiological as … differences were observed
among the age categories from 7 … route of metabolism and excretion of the drug, its distribution …

… compounds called xenobiotics—substances absorbed across the … different patients because
of individual differences in drug distribution and rates of drug metabolism and elimination…

… from continuous systemic processes related to the absorption… of 1,172 endogenous and
xenobiotic metabolites, replicate … differences, but our current study cannot distinguish between …

… affect each other from the steps of digestion, absorption, metabolism, and excretion. Here,
we … of toxicants on nutrients takes place at different stages, including absorption, distribution, …

… of a xenobiotic from those favoring absorption (lipophilicity) … Potential impacts of species
differences in drug metabolism … Finally, the conjugated xenobiotics are being excreted out by …