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Binding of thioridazine and some of its metabolites to human serum protein and human albumin.

Belpaire Fm, Vanderheeren Fa, Bogaert Mg

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The binding of thioridazine and some of its psychoactive metabolites to human serum and to human albumin was studied using equilibrium dialysis. A very important binding capacity was found for each of the products tested, but significant differences between binding to human serum and binding to human albumin were observed.

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The binding of thioridazine and some of its psychoactive metabolites to human serum and to human albumin was studied using equilibrium dialysis. A very important binding capacity was found for each of the products tested, but significant differences between binding to human serum and binding to human albumin were observed.

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The binding of thioridazine and some of its psychoactive metabolites to human serum and to human albumin was studied using equilibrium dialysis. A very important binding capacity was found for each of the products tested, but significant differences between binding to human serum and binding to human albumin were observed.

Key concepts: Thioridazine, Human serum albumin, Plasma protein binding, Serum albumin, Albumin, Chemistry, Human albumin, Binding protein

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