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Multi-compartment pharmacokinetic modeling of drug metabolism to separate host and gut microbiota contributions to systemic drug metabolite exposure.

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PBPK_host-microbiome_model

Pharmacokinetic Multi-Compartment Modeling

The multi-compartment pharmacokinetic model of drug metabolism in the mouse to separate host and microbial contributions to systemic metabolite exposure. The model contains 7 main compartments (small intestine I-III, cecum, colon, feces, and serum).

The code is developed with MatLab2017 SimBiology pipeline and is distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License (please read copyright_and_license and LICENSE files for details.

Example workflow is provided in the file pbpk_host_microbiome_workflow_1.

Example workflow pbpk_host_microbiome_workflow_2 contains an extended PBPK host-microbiome model with enterohepatic circulation and three drug metabolites.

Folder Insights_from_PBPK_models contains simulation workflows to assess the effect of microbiota on the systemic drug and metabolite levels under conditions of altered host physiology (small and large intestine permeability), microbiota drug-metabolizing activity or enterohepatic circulation.

This model is part of the work by Michael Zimmermann, Maria Zimmermann-Kogadeeva, Rebekka Wegmann and Andrew L. Goodman.

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