Study of the bioavailability of different formulations of 8‐methoxypsoralen in the dog
Johan Monbaliu, F. M. Belpaire, Matthias Bogaert
Abstract
Johan Monbaliu, F. M. Belpaire, Matthias Bogaert
Abstract
The absolute bioavailability of 8-methoxypsoralen in gelatin capsules and as a solution was studied in dogs. A dose of 2 mg kg-1 was given. Both for the solution and the gelatin capsules, a large variation in bioavailability was found between the different dogs. For the gelatin capsules in 1 dog out of 4 an absolute bioavailability of more than 100 per cent was found; for the solution a bioavailability of more than 100 per cent was found in all 4 dogs. Resorption was more rapid and bioavailability higher for the solution than for the gelatin capsules. Relative bioavailability of an emulsion and of a solution of 8-methoxypsoralen was studied in 2 dogs. A faster resorption and a higher bioavailability were found for the solution.
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The absolute bioavailability of 8-methoxypsoralen in gelatin capsules and as a solution was studied in dogs. A dose of 2 mg kg-1 was given. Both for the solution and the gelatin capsules, a large variation in bioavailability was found between the different dogs. For the gelatin capsules in 1 dog out of 4 an absolute bioavailability of more than 100 per cent was found; for the solution a bioavailability of more than 100 per cent was found in all 4 dogs. Resorption was more rapid and bioavailability higher for the solution than for the gelatin capsules. Relative bioavailability of an emulsion and of a solution of 8-methoxypsoralen was studied in 2 dogs. A faster resorption and a higher bioavailability were found for the solution.
Key concepts: Bioavailability, Gelatin, Chemistry, Pharmacokinetics, Dosage form, Emulsion, Pharmacology, Chromatography