This book explores the role of pharmacokinetics in predicting and assessing toxicological outcomes. It covers absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion (ADME) processes that influence toxicity levels. The text emphasizes modeling and simulation techniques used in exposure and risk assessments. Ideal for toxicologists and pharmacologists, it integrates pharmacokinetic principles into toxicology.
Harper Blackburn specializes in pharmacokinetics in toxicological assessments, focusing on how the body absorbs, distributes, metabolizes, and excretes toxic substances. Harper has contributed to several studies on the pharmacokinetics of drugs in post-mortem analysis. He serves as an editor for books on pharmacokinetics in forensic toxicology. His research interests include improving methods of assessing the fate of toxic substances in the human body.