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Factors affecting bioavailability
After learning bioavailability, this video will make you understand the factors affecting bioavailability. TIMELINE: 0:00 Introduction 1:19 Particle size 1:38 Dosage form and formulation 4:00 Effect of GIT fluid 4:31 Gastrointestinal transit time 5:46 Diseased state
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