The Hill Equation¶
Goutelle, S., Maurin, M., Rougier, F., Barbaut, X., Bourguignon, L., Ducher, M., & Maire, P. (2008). The Hill Equation: A Review of Its Capabilities in Pharmacological Modelling. Fundamental & Clinical Pharmacology, 22(6), 633-648.
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- Selectivity Window
- The therapeutic-window construct in pharmacology inherits directly from process-chemistry selectivity language, and the Hill-equation apparatus that defines drug selectivity is a population-of-response-curves analogue of the parameter-window apparatus in catalysis;
This sourceReviews the Hill dose-response apparatus defining drug selectivity as a population of response curves over the dose parameter.
- The therapeutic-window construct in pharmacology inherits directly from process-chemistry selectivity language, and the Hill-equation apparatus that defines drug selectivity is a population-of-response-curves analogue of the parameter-window apparatus in catalysis;
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