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1994Nishida K; Sato N; Sasaki H; Nakamura J
Absorption of organic anions as model drugs following application to rat liver surface in-vivo.
The Journal of pharmacy and pharmacology 1994;46(11):867-70.
Absorption of organic anions (phenol red, bromphenol blue and bromosulphonphthalein) has been studied after their application to rat liver surface in-vivo, employing a cylindrical glass cell (i.d. 9 mm, area 0.64 cm2). Each drug appeared gradually in the blood with the peak level at about 1 h, after which its concentration declined slowly. Absorbed model drug was efficiently excreted into the bile. These observations appear to indicate the possibility of drug absorption from liver surface membrane. Absorption of model drugs was estimated to be more than 59% in 6 h. The biliary recovery and metabolism of phenol red did not change as compared with that after intravenous administration.

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