“…This confirms the good perfusion of bony structures with the circulating blood and should enable compounds to be deposited in bone relatively quickly after exposure (6). In addition, numerous compounds have been detected in both bone marrow and blood (see below for examples), which supports the use of blood as a surrogate for bone marrow exposure Compounds detected in bone marrow and in blood (4)(5)(6)(7)(8)(9)(10)(11)(12)(13)(14) Acetaminophen, Alprazolam, Amitriptyline, Amobarbital, Amphetamine, Bromazepam, Bromoisoval, Carbamazepine, Chlorpheniramine, Chlorpromazine, Clofazimine single oral dose of 20mg/kg, the maximum concentration of CLF in plasma and bone marrow cells were obtained at 12h with the concentrations of 593.2 and 915.4 ng/mL, respectively., Clomipramine,Clopidogrel,Cocaine,Codeine,Dalbavancin,Daunomycin,Desipramine,Diazepam,Diphenhydramine,Dosulepin,Doxepin,Endosulfan,Estazolam,Ethanol,Flurazepam,Imipramine,Levomepromazine,Lidocaine,Mexiletine,Methamphetamine,Methylephedrine,Midazolam,Mirtazapine,Moclobemide,Morphine,Nortriptyline,Olanzapine,Paraquat,Paroxetine,Phenobarbital,Propofol,Pentobarbital,Promethazine,Secobarbital,…”