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November 01, 1982; Volume 10,Issue 6

  1. Adams, J D

    1. Metabolism of phencyclidine. The role of iminium ion formation in covalent binding to rabbit microsomal protein.
      D P Ward, A J Trevor, A Kalir, J D Adams, T A Baillie and N Castagnoli
      Drug Metabolism and Disposition November 1982, 10 (6) 690-695;

  2. Adline, J

    1. Evidence for an arene oxide-NIH shift pathway in the metabolic conversion of phenytoin to 5-(4-hydroxyphenyl)-5-phenylhydantoin in the rat and in man.
      M Claesen, M A Moustafa, J Adline, D Vandervorst and J H Poupaert
      Drug Metabolism and Disposition November 1982, 10 (6) 667-671;

  3. Anders, M W

    1. Salicylate enhancement of renal glucuronide conjugation and tubular excretory transfer of phenols.
      G L Diamond, M W Anders, L M Tremaine and A J Quebbemann
      Drug Metabolism and Disposition November 1982, 10 (6) 573-578;

  4. Atallah, Y H

    1. Metabolism and disposition of diphacinone in rats and mice.
      C C Yu, Y H Atallah and D M Whitacre
      Drug Metabolism and Disposition November 1982, 10 (6) 645-648;

  5. Attwood, J

    1. Theobromine metabolism in man.
      J O Miners, J Attwood and D J Birkett
      Drug Metabolism and Disposition November 1982, 10 (6) 672-675;

  6. Awaya, H

    1. In vitro metabolism of 1-phenyl-1-cyclohexene, a pyrolysis product of phencyclidine.
      B R Martin, B B Bailey, H Awaya, E L May and N Narasimhachari
      Drug Metabolism and Disposition November 1982, 10 (6) 685-689;

  7. Bailey, B B

    1. In vitro metabolism of 1-phenyl-1-cyclohexene, a pyrolysis product of phencyclidine.
      B R Martin, B B Bailey, H Awaya, E L May and N Narasimhachari
      Drug Metabolism and Disposition November 1982, 10 (6) 685-689;

  8. Baillie, T A

    1. Metabolism of phencyclidine. The role of iminium ion formation in covalent binding to rabbit microsomal protein.
      D P Ward, A J Trevor, A Kalir, J D Adams, T A Baillie and N Castagnoli
      Drug Metabolism and Disposition November 1982, 10 (6) 690-695;

  9. Bakke, J E

    1. Biliary metabolites of the anti-inflammatory drug 2-acetamido-4-(chloromethyl)thiazole.
      J J Rafter and J E Bakke
      Drug Metabolism and Disposition November 1982, 10 (6) 654-656;

  10. Bartlett, M F

    1. A study of methylphenidate in man with respect to its major metabolite.
      E Redalieu, M F Bartlett, L M Waldes, W R Darrow, H Egger and W E Wagner
      Drug Metabolism and Disposition November 1982, 10 (6) 708-709;
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