Kinetics of pharmacologic response¶
Wagner, J. G. (1968). Kinetics of pharmacologic response. Journal of Theoretical Biology, 20(2), 173-201.
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- PK/PD Modeling (Pharmacokinetics / Pharmacodynamics)
- The resolution requires mechanistic diagnostics (hysteresis plots, effect-compartment analysis) and willingness to adopt more complex structures when data warrant.
This sourceDerivation of the Emax (sigmoid hyperbolic) concentration-response form from receptor-occupancy theory; canonical direct-response PD structure whose misspecification (versus indirect-response or tolerance) underlies T2 model-structure failures.
- The resolution requires mechanistic diagnostics (hysteresis plots, effect-compartment analysis) and willingness to adopt more complex structures when data warrant.
- Receptor Saturation
- As Wagner (1968) formalized in his derivation of the E_max dose-response model,
This sourceDerivation of the Emax (sigmoid hyperbolic) concentration-response form from receptor-occupancy theory; canonical direct-response PD structure whose misspecification (versus indirect-response or tolerance) underlies T2 model-structure failures.
- As Wagner (1968) formalized in his derivation of the E_max dose-response model,
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