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Und, below limit of detection. a Hepatocytes culture FT142 ; were preinduced for 96 h with 10 M rifampicin. The cells were then extensively washed with fresh culture medium to remove the inducer washing-out ; and the culture was allowed to continue for 72 h in the absence of treatment UT ; , in the presence of 10 M rifampicin RIF ; , or in the presence of 25 M eletriptan ELE ; . After 24, 48, and 72 h, the levels of CYP3A4 protein were measured in microsomes prepared from the cells by immunoblot. Data reported represent the level of CYP3A4 in arbitrary units. b In control experiments, hepatocytes were cultured for 96 h in the absence of treatment or in the presence of 10 M rifampicin or 25 M eletriptan. The levels of CYP3A4 mRNA were UT, 2978; RIF, 20931; and ELE, 18200 arbitrary units ; . The levels of CYP3A4 protein were UT, und; RIF, 1552; and ELE, 25.

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