n the discovery of new drugs, the chemical and physical properties of a molecule are very important to be determined. All of the following are physical and chemical properties that are important in drug discovery EXCEPT…. A. route of administration B. fat/water partition C. molecular steric hindrance D. pH E. pKa Secretion of acid ions from gastric acid, is one of the drug distribution processes by... A. Passive diffusion with facilities B. passive diffusion C. dissolves in lipids that make up the membrane D. pinocytosis E. active diffusion

n the discovery of new drugs, the chemical and physical properties of a molecule are very important to be determined. All of the following are physical and chemical properties that are important in drug discovery EXCEPT…. A. route of administration B. fat/water partition C. molecular steric hindrance D. pH E. pKa Secretion of acid ions from gastric acid, is one of the drug distribution processes by... A. Passive diffusion with facilities B. passive diffusion C. dissolves in lipids that make up the membrane D. pinocytosis E. active diffusion

Essentials of Pharmacology for Health Professions

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Chapter25: Cardiovascular Drugs

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