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Hillgren, K. M.
Eli Lilly and Company, Drug Disposition
Comparison
of Human and Monkey Peptide Transporters: PEPT1 and
PEPT2
Jind
ich Kope
ek
University of Utah
HPMA
Copolymer-Bound Doxorubicin Induces Apoptosis in Human
Ovarian Carcinoma Cells by a Fas-Independent Pathway
Kyung-Dall Lee
University of Michigan, Department of Pharmaceutical
Sciences College of Pharmacy
Cytosolic
Delivery of Viral Nucleoprotein by Listeriolysin O-Liposome
Induces Enhanced Specific Cytotoxic T Lymphocyte Response
and Protective Immunity
Robert S. Pearlman
University of Texas
GSSI,
a General Model for Solute-Solvent Interactions. 1.
Description of the Model
Peter Senter
Seattle Genetics
Drug
Carriers in Medicine and Biology
Swaan, P. W.
The Ohio State University, Biophysics Program and Division
of Pharmaceutics
A
Novel Rhodamine-Riboflavin Conjugate Probe Exhibits
Distinct Fluorescence Resonance Energy Transfer that
Enables Riboflavin Trafficking and Subcellular Localization
Studies
Daniel Veber
GlaxoSmithKline, Departments of Medicinal Chemistry
An
Azepanone-Based Inhibitor of Human Cathepsin K with
Improved Oral Bioavailability in the Rat and the Monkey
Yu, L. X.
FDA, Center for Drug Evaluation and Research
The
Effect of Food on the Relative Bioavailability of Rapidly
Dissolving Immediate-Release Solid Oral Products Containing
Highly Soluble Drugs
Associate Editors
Kyung-Dall LeeUniversity of Michigan, College of Pharmacy
Carston R. Wagner
University of Minnesota College of Pharmacy
Primary Topics
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Molecular Pharmaceutics including drug and delivery system physical, chemical, biological transport and metabolism properties. |
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Molecular Biopharmaceutics including drug transport and metabolism processes, membrane transporters and cellular transport and targeting processes. |
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Biopharmaceuticals including biotechnology products and mechanistic delivery strategies |
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Physical chemical analysis of drug and excipient dissolution, absorption and bioavailability. |
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Enzyme and transporter targets for drug delivery and targeting |
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Membrane transport processes including membrane biophysics |
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Catalytically activated drugs including prodrugs and active metabolites |
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Molecular targeting approaches Including expression analysis, proteomics and target identification |
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Pharmacokinetic and Pharmacodynamic processes at the cellular and molecular level including pharmacogenetics and pharmacogenomics |
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Computational models for biopharmaceutical processes including prediction of in vivo performance based on in silico testing |
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High-throughput techniques that bridge the gap between discovery and development science. |
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Molecular explanations of observed drug-drug interactions and chemical approaches to altering these effects. |
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Chemical characterization of unique physical associations of active pharmaceutical ingredients and excipients, which alter biopharmaceutical outcomes. |
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Molecular and cellular factors altering drug product activity including pharmacogenomic factors that influence the development of drug products. |
EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARD
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Richard F. Borch John Carpenter David L. Daleke Carl P. Decicco John D. Elliott Sarah F. Hamm-Alvarez Ming Hu Leaf Huang Peter Langguth Hans Lennernäs |
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Christopher A. Lipinski Philip S. Low Charles McKenna Chris Meier Robert S. Pearlman James E. Polli Michael Rafferty Gustavo Rosania Erin G. Schuetz |
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Peter D. Senter Patrick J. Sinko Caroline J. Springer Ikumi Tamai Vladimir P. Torchilin Daniel F. Veber Paul A. Wender Shinji Yamashita |
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Journal Information
Volume: 2, 6 issues
Print Edition ISSN: 1543-8384
Web Edition ISSN: 1543-8392
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