Drug transporters play a crucial role in the absorption, distribution, and elimination of medications. This book deals with the latest advancements in drug transporter research, exploring their molecular biology, regulation, and impact on pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics. It examines the role of transporters in drug resistance, personalized medicine, and the development of transporter-targeted therapies. Aimed at pharmacologists, molecular biologists, and pharmaceutical scientists, the book highlights cutting-edge research and its implications for drug development and therapeutic optimization.
Noah Vasquez is an expert in advances in drug transporter research, with a focus on understanding how transport proteins influence drug absorption and elimination. Noah has contributed to numerous studies on the role of transporters in pharmacokinetics. He serves as an editor for books on drug transporter biology and its implications for drug development. His research interests include exploring transporter-mediated drug interactions and their effect on therapeutic outcomes.