Drug glucuronidation in mouse liver?

Saidhbhe L. O'Riordan @Saidhbhe_ORiordan

03 March 2018 0 2K Report

Is it possible to measure how much of a drug has been converted to drug-gluconoride by the liver. I do not have drug levels in the blood or metabolite in urine.

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