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Extrapolation to man of pharmacological results obtained on animals.

Drug development relies on the assumption of a high degree of correlation between the effects of drugs in animals and man. While a good correlation exists as far as the pharmacodynamic action of the drug is concerned it is usually the unpredictable pharmacokinetic properties of the drug responsible for obscuring proper correlations.