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 MEANING: Choice of Pharmacokinetic Model for PREDPP
 CONTEXT: Option of NM-TRAN $SUBROUTINES record

 USAGE:
 $SUBROUTINES [ADVAN=]ADVAN10

 SAMPLE:
 $SUBROUTINE ADVAN10

 DISCUSSION:
 ADVAN10  is a routine in PREDPP's library which implements the kinetic
 equations for the One Compartment Model with Michaelis-Menten Elimina-
 tion.

 Compt.   Function   Initial   On/Off    Dose      Default    Default
 No.                 Status    Allowed   Allowed   for Dose   for Obs.
 1        Central    On        No        Yes       Yes        Yes
 2        Output     Off       Yes       No        No         No

 TOL is required; (See $SUBROUTINES).

 If  steady-state  doses are present, steady-state routine SS6 is used,
 and consequently a  $DES  block  (or  user-supplied  DES  routine)  is
 required.  Unless there are steady-state infusions, it may be a "dummy
 routine".
 (See Guide VI, section VII.C.6)

 TRANS routines that may be used: TRANS1

 Basic PK parameter with TRANS1:

      VM (maximum rate)
      KM (Michaelis constant)

 Additional PK parameters:

      S1 - Scale for central compartment (also called SC)
      S2 - Scale for output compartment (also called S0)
      F1 - Bioavailability for central compartment
      R1 - Rate for central compartment
      D1 - Duration for central compartment
      ALAG1 - Absorption lag for central compartment
      F0 - Output fraction (also called F2, FO)
      XSCALE - Time scale
      MTIME(i) - Model event times

 Required PREDPP Library subroutines:
 ADVAN10 - MMPHI

REFERENCES: Guide VI Section VII.C.6, VII.C.10


  
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