Cite AyFlux
Software attribution and links to the underlying pharmacokinetic references.
Suggested software citation
Khalil, M. (2026). AyFlux: Acyclovir Pharmacokinetics Simulator (Version 0.22.0, preview) [Computer software]. https://ayflux.org/
If you use AyFlux in research, cite the software and the primary studies used to support the pharmacokinetic assumptions. A software citation does not replace citations for the underlying evidence.
View the machine-readable CITATION.cff file · GitHub source repository
BibTeX example
@software{khalil2026ayflux,
author = {Khalil, Muhammad},
title = {AyFlux: Acyclovir Pharmacokinetics Simulator},
year = {2026},
version = {0.22.0},
url = {https://ayflux.org/},
note = {Educational pharmacokinetic simulation software}
}
If you need to identify an exact implementation, include the GitHub commit hash or a published release tag. The current citation metadata identifies v0.22.0 (preview). A versioned GitHub release or DOI has not yet been published.
Research references and model details
Read the model methods and limitations or open the simulator’s “Methods & citations” tab for primary literature references. No displayed model results are clinically validated patient-specific estimates.