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Optimization In Drug Discovery 1st Edition Zhengyin Yan Gary Caldwell Eds

Name: Optimization In Drug Discovery 1st Edition Zhengyin Yan Gary Caldwell Eds
SKU: BELL-2516504
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Optimization In Drug Discovery 1st Edition Zhengyin Yan Gary Caldwell Eds instant download after payment.

Publisher: Springer-Verlag New York, LLC

File Extension: PDF

File size: 8.06 MB

Pages: 435

Author: Zhengyin Yan, Gary Caldwell (Eds.)

ISBN: 9781588293329, 9781592598007, 1588293327, 1592598005

Language: English

Year: 2004

Edition: 1

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Optimization In Drug Discovery 1st Edition Zhengyin Yan Gary Caldwell Eds by Zhengyin Yan, Gary Caldwell (eds.) 9781588293329, 9781592598007, 1588293327, 1592598005 instant download after payment.

A panel of researchers and experts from leading universities and major pharmaceutical companies from all over the world systematically describe cutting-edge experimental protocols for the early in vitro evaluation of new chemical entities (NCE). These readily reproducible assays measure such critical parameters as physicochemical properties, adsorption, plasma binding, metabolism, drug interactions, and toxicity. By uncovering early in the discovery stage the defects that can eliminate candidate drugs from preclinical and clinical development, these techniques can save millions of dollars in time and effort.