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Commercial availability of biological control agents.
2003The commercial use of biological control has seen a very fast development during the past 30 years. Currently, about 85 companies worldwide produce more than 125 species of natural enemies. The largest variety of commercially produced species of natural enemies is available in Europe, mainly as a result of a much larger greenhouse industry in Europe ...
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[The biological availability of digitoxin].
Fortschritte der Medizin, 1977The bioavailability of digitoxin after a single dose of 0.5 mg was studied in 6 healthy volunteers by estimation of tmax, cmax, AUC und urinary excretion rate. After tablets, absorption was rapid, after dragées delayed. The mean t1/2 of digitoxin for i.v.
H F, Vöhringer +2 more
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Pharmacokinetics and biological availability of erythromycin
Infection, 1977A pharmacokinetic model has been developed for erythromycin involving seven transfer or interaction steps. The major steps describing the role of erythromycin derivatives and dosage form design in the absorptive process, impact of protein binding on drug distribution, specificity of erythromycin for bacterial ribosomes, and the determination of serum ...
A. H. C. Chun, J. A. Seitz
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Biological Availability of Tryptophan
The Journal of Nutrition, 1957J D, GUPTA, C A, ELVEHJEM
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Biological Availability of Lysine
The Journal of Nutrition, 1958J D, GUPTA +3 more
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Biological Availability of Fluoride
The Journal of Nutrition, 1970D M, Hadjimarkos +3 more
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Biologic Availability and Therapeutic Equivalence
The Journal of Clinical Pharmacology, 1976J D, Arnold, J, Sicé
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The Biological Availability of the Calcium in Bone
The Journal of Nutrition, 1949T.G.H. Drake +4 more
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