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This will, of course, result in an observable effect only where X-H(D) fission is rate-determining. There is an extensive literature on deuterium isotope effects in biological systems, and for a review of this topic, and its relevance in drug metabolism, reference may be made to Blake, Crespi and Katz (1975). Kinetic effects are normally expressed in terms of a ratio of rate constants, kH/kD' and for primary isotope-effects (X-H or D cleavage), these are generally in the range 2-5. Higher values have been observed, and, on theoretical grounds, a kH/kD ratio approaching lOis considered to be the maximum.

NAPA) 3C was administered intravenously while the unlabelled compound was taken orally and concentrations of both were then measured in plasma using a deuterated analogue, NAPA-d s , as the internal standard. 12 shows the plasma concentrations obtained in one such study in man, and a detailed pharmacokinetic analysis of these and of related data has been reported. A key observation was that oral absorption of NAPA was approximately 85 per cent, adequate for therapeutic purposes and similar to that for procainamide itself.

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