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Important organic cation/anion transporters
OAT1
- Kidneys - SLC22A6 - Inhibited by probenecid (novobiocin)
OAT3
- Kidneys - SLCC22A8 - Inhibited by probenecid (novobiocin)
OATP1B1
- Liver - SLCO1B1 - Inhibited by rifampicin among others
OATP1B3
- Liver - SLCO1B3 - Inhibited by rifampicin among others
OCT2
- Kidneys - SLC22A2 - Inhibited by cimetidine
Bioavailability
is defined as the fraction of the dose that reaches the systemic circulation in unchanged form, and the rate with which this occurs.
Bioavailability of a drug from its dosage form depends on 3 major factors
Pharmaceutical
factors
Route of
administration
Patient-related
factors
How drugs get into the body affects:
Speed of drug
onset
Dosing
interval
Site
of action