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    Markopoulos C, Thoenen F, Preisig D, Symillides M, Vertzoni M, Parrott N, Reppas C, Imanidis G.
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  • 25. Biorelevant dissolution media as a predictive tool for glyburide a class II drug.
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  • 30. Is bicarbonate buffer suitable as a dissolution medium?
    Boni JE, Brickl RS, Dressman J.
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    Zhou Z, Dunn C, Khadra I, Wilson CG, Halbert GW.
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  • 32. The apparent solubilizing capacity of simulated intestinal fluids for poorly water-soluble drugs.
    Schwebel HJ, van Hoogevest P, Leigh ML, Kuentz M.
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    Falavigna M, Klitgaard M, Steene E, Flaten GE.
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  • 34. Precipitation in the small intestine may play a more important role in the in vivo performance of poorly soluble weak bases in the fasted state: case example nelfinavir.
    Shono Y, Jantratid E, Dressman JB.
    Eur J Pharm Biopharm; 2011 Oct 30; 79(2):349-56. PubMed ID: 21527341
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  • 40. Biorelevant media to simulate fluids in the ascending colon of humans and their usefulness in predicting intracolonic drug solubility.
    Vertzoni M, Diakidou A, Chatzilias M, Söderlind E, Abrahamsson B, Dressman JB, Reppas C.
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