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The effect was irreversible and it is likely that this reflects the highly lipophilic nature of emodepside.
In micelles, the solid core accommodates lipophilic substances.
Hydrophobic interactions can be described as the tendency of hydrocarbon chains (or of lipophilic hydrocarbonlike groups) to form intermolecular aggregates in an aqueous medium.
Being lipophilic in nature melatonin easily crosses the blood-retinal barrier entering all parts of the eye.
Biochemical molecules can be divided into hydrophilic, amphiphilic and lipophilic molecules.
Studies of the surface properties, lipophilic proteins and metabolism of parasites by the use of fluorescent and ' caged ' compounds.
Moreover, methadone is a lipophilic drug, so it accumulates in tissues with repeated administration.
The lipophilic amine character of paroxetine is the cause of this wide range in elimination half-lives, and causes the medication to be extensively distributed.
Estrogen receptornegative breast cancer is less likely to arise among lipophilic statin users.
Another possibility is that small amounts of the inhibitors, which are lipophilic, diffused out of the pipette and directly entered the nearby dendrites during seal formation.
Direct extraction of juniper litter with organic solvents resulted in very lipophilic extracts that could not be dissolved in water for the bioassays, a prerequisite for the bioassay-driven fractionation.
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