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Eric F Egelund1,2, Alana Jula1, Kathleen Rish1
1Department of Pharmacotherapy and Translational Research, College of Pharmacy, University of Florida, Jacksonville, Florida, USA.
Abstract:
Sea turtles face various threats to survival, primarily due to human activities, such as bycatch, vessel strikes, pollution, and climate change. Many of these activities can lead to illness or injuries, increasing the risk of infection. Treating infections appropriately and effectively requires knowledge of antimicrobial properties and their ability to eradicate microbes without harm to the sea turtle. Robust pharmacokinetic studies, therefore, are important for appropriate dosing. Herein, we review the studies detailing the pharmacokinetic properties of antimicrobials in sea turtles conducted to date.
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