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...[Predictive biomarker|predictive biomarkers]], [[Pharmacodynamic biomarker|pharmacodynamic biomarkers]], and [[Surrogate endpoint|surrogate endpoints]]. * [[Pharmacodynamic biomarker]]

* [[Pharmacodynamic Marker]]: A biomarker used to understand the pharmacological activity of a

* [[Pharmacodynamic tolerance]]: This occurs when changes in neuron function compensate for con

# '''[[Pharmacodynamic interaction]]''': This occurs when two drugs interact in the body and cause

...es on the assessment and study of potential undesirable [[Pharmacodynamics|pharmacodynamic]] effects of a substance on physiological functions in relation to exposure

...models''' (pronounced as P-K/P-D models), also known as '''Pharmacokinetic/Pharmacodynamic models''', are mathematical models used in [[pharmacology]] to predict the

* '''[[Pharmacodynamic interaction]]''': This occurs when two drugs given together act at the same

* '''[[Pharmacodynamic Biomarkers]]''': These are used to understand the response of the body to a

...plication of [[metabolomics]] to better understand the pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic properties of drugs. Pronounced as "far-ma-ko-met-a-bo-lo-mics", the term i

...ich can reduce blood pressure and improve blood flow. Zolertine's specific pharmacodynamic properties position it within the broader category of medications used to m