… The elimination mechanism of xenobiotics in plants is anatomically different from those of
animals. Unlike most animal species, vegetables have no specific organs for drug …

… described the lactational elimination of xenobiotic compounds in … of the absorption, distribution,
metabolism and excretion (ADME) of … as the difference in concentration between these …

… the effects of different categories of xenobiotic compounds, previously … of mussels have low
metabolic and excretion rates, thus this … compounds from each class of those xenobiotics are …

… plasma ratio deviates significantly from unity [46]; or (3) first-order elimination is not conserved
at … differences in drug uptake into enterocytes, efflux and intestinal metabolism arising from …

… of leaf sections from S. alba revealed different distribution patterns of xenobiotics in the leaf
… tract and excreted in wastewater (after a drug treatment for example), or the presence of …

… for the elimination of a myriad of drugs, nondrug xenobiotics, … Disparities are apparent in the
results from investigations … decreased liver uptake, and decreased biliary/renal excretion, all …

… metabolite and excretion patterns are observed, although some quantitative differences are
noticed … DON exposure can potentially affect its own absorption and that of other xenobiotics. …

… of significantly different metabolite profiles between species … role is either to uptake xenobiotics
from the primary urine into … Different substrate specificity between otherwise similar drug-…

… Examples 5–7 in Table 3 relate to xenobiotic-dependent modulation of DME and transporter
expression in different organs. For example, smoking has been shown to impact trait …

… The placenta performs metabolic and excretion functions, on … histological differences of the
human placental structure from … once this drug is uptake from maternal circulation to placenta …