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drug metabolism or biotransformation from basic to advanced, hepatocytes from basic to advanced, drug toxicity and side effects, alcohol clearance and levels
32 years research experience in above areas, 30 years educational experience in University. Retained expert for numerous legal firms dealing with matters of drugs (legal and illegal)and alcohol.
B.Sc(Hons) Biochemistry, University of Liverpool, UK
fil.dr. (Medical Chemistry) Karolinska Institute, Stockholm, Sweden
Fellow of the British Pharmacological Society
Fellow of the Higher Education Academy
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Hi, Aide, Thanks for your question. With the correct formulation you can make a cream out of virtually anything. Formulation, however, is a very difficult art and takes skill and experience to get
Hi, Xavier, Thanks for your question. It would be very difficult to work out what, if any, effects were caused by the diet in your early years - you must have been getting some essential fatty acids
Hi, LaDonna, Methadone can be (and is) used long-term - it is used in Scotland for years at a time and the user may never get off it. However, the dose can be reduced gradually to wean the user off
Hi, LaDonna, This is a high and potentially life-threatening level (depending on the tolerance of the individual). Toxicity regularly seen above 1000 ng/ml. There is no easy formula for calculating
Hi, Maya, In general Biochemistry would be a better option as it is more general and gives you a broader scope of possible careers at the end of it - this is particularly useful in the current economic

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