In a clever didactic manner this textbook answers such essential pharmacokinetic questions as how drugs are distributed in the body, how do they reach their target, and how are they broken down and removed from the body.



From the contents:



The active substance's path to the molecular target

Transporters and ion channels

Gastrointestinal absorption


Liver processes

Entering the brain: the Bloodbrain barrier

Reaching the placenta

Elimination through the kidney



With its attractive layout and mostly full-color illustrations, this is not only a must for all advanced students of pharmacology and related disciplines, but also a valuable guide for lecturers and those working in the pharmaceutical industry.