The use of isolated enterocytes to study Phase I intestinal drug metabolism: validation with rat and pig intestine.

An important step in the development of new drugs is to evaluate the extent of their metabolism during absorption in the small intestine. Reliable in vitro systems to do this can expediate the development process, but the current systems are often unsuitable because they lack the appropriate metabolic enzymes (e.g.

Further studies on the spectrophotometric determination of amprolium.

The official AOAC spectrophotometric analytical method for amprolium in feeds (961.24) is quantitatively selective for the intact drug in the presence of its primary degradation products. Concentrations evaluated included mixtures of the individual degradates in the presence of amprolium, as well as an equimolar mixture of the 2 degradates.