Effects of Acid and Lactone Forms of Eight HMG-CoA Reductase Inhibitors on CYP-Mediated Metabolism and MDR1-Mediated Transport
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T. Sakaeda | K. Nishiguchi | K. Okumura | H. Fujino | Tsutomu Nakamura | M. Kakumoto | N. Okamura | Noboru Okamura | Toshiyuki Sakaeda | Katsuhiko Okumura | Hideki Fujino | Chiho Komoto | Mikio Kakumoto | Jiang-shu Jin | Koichi Iwaki | Kohshi Nishiguchi | Tsutomu Nakamura | Chiho Komoto | K. Iwaki | Jiang-shu Jin
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