Xenobiotics and Food-Producing Animals

Uses and Regulation of Veterinary Drugs: Introduction ; Use of Xenobiotics in Food-Producing Animals in the United States: Regulatory Aspects ; Veterinary Medicines: Regulation in Europe and the Importance of Pharmacokinetic Studies ; Design and Conduct of Studies to Meet Residue Chemistry Requirements: Residue Depletion and Metabolism of Flunixin in Cattle ; Semduramicin in the Chicken: Tissue Residue Depletion Studies ; In Vitro Models for Biotransformation and Toxicity Studies in Farm Animals: Furazolidone and Isolated Pig Hepatocytes ; Dermal Absorption and Metabolism of Xenobiotics in Food-Producing Animals ; Drug Pharmacokinetics and Metabolism in Food-Producing Fish and Crustaceans: Methods and Examples ; Pirlimycin in the Dairy Cow: Metabolism and Residue Studies ; Albendazole in Cattle Administered via a Sustained-Release "Captec" Device: Pharmacokinetics and Tissue Residues ; Tilmicosin in Cattle: Metabolism and Tissue Residues ; Ametryn in Rats, Lactating Goats, and Laying Hens: Metabolic Fate ; Sulfonamide Drug in Lactating Dairy Cows: Novel Metabolism ; Ivermectin and Avamectin Metabolism: Differences and Similarities ; Luprostiol in Dairy Cows: Residue Depletion and Metabolism ; Ractopamine Hydrochloride, a Phenethanolamine Repartitioning Agent: Metabolism and Tissue Residues