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Introduction Drugs, as molecules of non-natural chemical character for the human, are subjected to processes of absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion (known as ADME), regardless of the route of their
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Introduction Metabolism can be described as the set of chemical reactions that take place within the cell and involve energy flow and participation of certain enzymes. It consists of two fundamental processes: (a) Catabolism
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