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  • Roxithromycin enhances lymphocyte apoptosis in Dermatophagoides-sensitive childhood asthma [15].
  • CONCLUSIONS: Our results indicate that roxithromycin inhibits oxidative stress, nitric oxide production, and nuclear factor kappaB activation induced by experimental hepatocarcinogenesis [16].
  • Medication was given as follows: (1) cycle 1, no medication to demonstrate ovulation; (2) cycle 2, triphasic oral contraceptive daily to suppress ovulation; (3) cycle 3, triphasic oral contraceptive daily plus roxithromycin, 150 mg b.i.d.; and (4) cycle 4, triphasic oral contraceptive daily plus rifampin, 300 mg daily [17].
  • Pharmacokinetics and tissue penetration of roxithromycin after multiple dosing [18].
  • Entry of roxithromycin into phagocytes was an active process and displayed saturation kinetics characteristic of a carrier-mediated membrane transport system [19].
 

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