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, GI:blood (PCgi) Equal to PCkid Equal to PCkid - - Kidney:blood (PCkid) 0.4 ± 0

, Liver:blood, p.89

, Muscle:blood (PCmus), vol.6, issue.3

, Testes:blood (PCtes) 0.4 ± 0.2 [10 -3 -30] Equal to PCbra 0, p.63

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. Permeability, Brain (PAbra) 10 -3 ± 10 -3

, Fat

, Muscles

, Testes (PAtes) 10 -3 ± 10 -3

, Equal to PAbra/3 3, pp.10-14

, 4 ] - Slowly perfused (PAsp) 0.1 ± 0

, Rate constants (h -1 ) Stomach-intestine transfer (Ksi) 0

, 17 -0.23] Intestinal absorption (Kint) 0

, 68 -1.06] Metabolic clearances GI metabolism

, Kblo) Fixed to 0.07 Fixed to 0.29 - - Liver metabolism, Blood

, 2 -3.3] - - Permeability coefficients (L/h) Rest of body:blood (PArb)

, 18 -0.34] - - Fraction of metabolite formed Fraction (Fracmet)

, Rate constants Fecal excretion (h -1 ) (Kfec) 0

, Cis-permethrin Partition coefficients Liver:blood (PCliv) 10 ± 5 [1 -30

, 3 -7.6] - - Rest of body:blood (PCrb) 10 ± 5 [1 -30

, 7 -4.1] - - Permeability coefficients (L/h) Rest of body:blood (PArb)

, 72 -0.98] - - Fraction of metabolite formed Fraction (Fracmet)

, Rate constants Fecal excretion (h -1 ) (Kfec) 0

, 103] a : the urine clearance of the DCCA is expressed in L/h and the rate of urine elimination of 3-PBA and 4'-OH-PBA in h, p.1