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Ocular Pharmacokinetics

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Pharmacology of the Eye

Part of the book series: Handbook of Experimental Pharmacology ((HEP,volume 69))

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Abbreviations. Nearly 100 symbols are used in the mathematical development of kinetic theory in this chapter. The majority of them appear only transiently and are defined where they are used, so that no purpose would be served by listing them here. Most of those that are used more generally are illustrated in Fig. 4 and are listed below, but a few others are neither in the figure nor in accordance with standard convention: owing to other uses for the more common symbols, the thickness of a tissue layer and its area are referred to as q and Q; readers may remember them from the German quer and Quadrat. In place of the abbreviation AUC for area under the curve, the symbol U is used, and specifically U d for the area under the tear concentration curve.

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