Dose-Response Relationships¶
Edition, M. M. P. Dose-Response Relationships.
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- Chemotherapy dosing runs the medical version: a subtherapeutic dose spread thin wastes the drug entirely (below the threshold the cancer is not controlled and resistance may even be selected), while a concentrated dose at threshold-crossing concentration tips the outcome — the response curve is the pharmacological dose-response, and the vulnerability cost is toxicity to healthy tissue, the economy-of-force price of concentration.
This sourceStandard clinical reference on dose-response and minimum effective concentration: a dose below the threshold (subtherapeutic) fails to produce the response, while a concentration crossing the threshold tips the outcome.
- Chemotherapy dosing runs the medical version: a subtherapeutic dose spread thin wastes the drug entirely (below the threshold the cancer is not controlled and resistance may even be selected), while a concentrated dose at threshold-crossing concentration tips the outcome — the response curve is the pharmacological dose-response, and the vulnerability cost is toxicity to healthy tissue, the economy-of-force price of concentration.
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