Cmax
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Maximum observed concentration of a drug collected from an animal or human body |
Cthrough
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Means the lowest concentration from the initial moment of administration to the next administration when multiple administrations have reached steady state, and is a reflection of the level of accumulation of the drug |
Tmax |
Time to reach Tmax
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AUC |
Area under the concentration curve, representing the total drug exposure experienced by the subject in the study |
T1/2
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Half-life, the time for the concentration of the drug to decrease by half |
MRT |
Mean residence time, the average time a drug molecule spends in the body |
Vd (volume of distribution) |
A volume estimated as the ratio of the blood concentration (C) to the amount of drug in the body (D) when the drug is absorbed and distributed to reach a steady state blood concentration. |
CL (Clearance Rate) |
The number of apparent volume of distribution of a drug removed from the body per unit of time, meaning how many volumes of plasma are cleared of the drug per unit of time |