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September 01, 1976; Volume 4,Issue 5

  1. Arison, B H

    1. The biotransformation of (6,7-dichloro-2-methyl-1-oxo-2-phenyl-5-indanyloxy) acetic acid (MK-196) in the chimpanzee.
      A G Zacchei, T I Wishousky, B H Arison and G M Fanelli
      Drug Metabolism and Disposition September 1976, 4 (5) 479-489;

  2. Chapman, S K

    1. Polyamines and drug oxidations.
      S K Chapman
      Drug Metabolism and Disposition September 1976, 4 (5) 417-422;

  3. Chhabra, R S

    1. Preservation of various microsomal drug metabolizing components in tissue preparations from the livers, lungs, and small intestines of rodents.
      J M Tredger and R S Chhabra
      Drug Metabolism and Disposition September 1976, 4 (5) 451-459;

  4. Cho, A K

    1. Properties of microsomal enzyme systems that reduce N-hydroxyphentermine.
      C Y Sum and A K Cho
      Drug Metabolism and Disposition September 1976, 4 (5) 436-441;

  5. Dayton, H E

    1. The urinary excretion profiles of naltrexone in man, monkey, rabbit, and rat.
      H E Dayton and C E Inturrisi
      Drug Metabolism and Disposition September 1976, 4 (5) 474-478;

  6. Dvorchik, B H

    1. Drug biotransformation in microsomes from the fetal stumptailed macaque, Macaca arctoides: hepatic N-demethylation.
      B H Dvorchik, V G Stenger and S L Quattropani
      Drug Metabolism and Disposition September 1976, 4 (5) 423;

  7. Fanelli, G M

    1. The biotransformation of (6,7-dichloro-2-methyl-1-oxo-2-phenyl-5-indanyloxy) acetic acid (MK-196) in the chimpanzee.
      A G Zacchei, T I Wishousky, B H Arison and G M Fanelli
      Drug Metabolism and Disposition September 1976, 4 (5) 479-489;

  8. Fouts, J R

    1. Cytochrome P-450 content and mixed-function oxidase activity in microsomes isolated from mouse skin.
      R J Pohl, R M Philpot and J R Fouts
      Drug Metabolism and Disposition September 1976, 4 (5) 442-450;

  9. Gerber, N

    1. The secretion of methadone and its major metabolite in the gastric juice of humans: comparison with blood and salivary concentrations.
      R K Lynn, G D Olsen, R M Leger, W P Gordon, R G Smith and N Gerber
      Drug Metabolism and Disposition September 1976, 4 (5) 504-509;

  10. Gordon, W P

    1. The secretion of methadone and its major metabolite in the gastric juice of humans: comparison with blood and salivary concentrations.
      R K Lynn, G D Olsen, R M Leger, W P Gordon, R G Smith and N Gerber
      Drug Metabolism and Disposition September 1976, 4 (5) 504-509;
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