Topics in pharmaceutical sciences, 1987 : proceedings of the 47th International Congress of Pharmaceutical Sciences of F.I.P., held in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, 31 August-4 September 1987
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Topics in pharmaceutical sciences, 1987 : proceedings of the 47th International Congress of Pharmaceutical Sciences of F.I.P., held in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, 31 August-4 September 1987
Elsevier , Sole distributors for the USA and Canada, Elsevier Science Pub. Co., 1987
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Includes bibliographies and index
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The book contains the 38 invited papers presented in 11 symposia at the 47th International Congress of Pharmaceutical Sciences of the International Pharmaceutical Federation (F.I.P.), held in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 31 August - 4 September 1987. An up-to-date and informative volume - in principle of interest to all those dealing with drugs - with emphasis on the pharmaceutical aspects of drug research. It is particularly directed to pharmaceutical scientists engaged in university departments, in industry and in hospitals and furthermore to those involved in drug research, development, control, regulation and application.
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NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN SOLID DELIVERY SYSTEMS FOR THE GASTROINTESTINAL TRACT Potential developments in hydrogel gastrointestinal delivery systems (E. Schacht and M. Van Bos) Two-phase systems for controlled gastrointestinal drug delivery (C.F. Lerk and P. De Haan) Recent advances in microcapsule delivery systems (M. Donbrow) SCALING IN PHARMACOKINETICS Interspecies pharmacokinetic scaling: Reductionist and allometric paradigms (H. Boxenbaum and R. D'Souza) The integration of in vitro data with physiological data (M. Hanano, Y. Sawada, T. Iga and Y. Sugiyama) The impact of scaling in toxicological tests: Physiological models as an aid to evaluate toxicological effects (J.L. Gabrielsson and L.K. Paalzow) Can animal models be used to explore pharmacodynamic problems of clinical interest? (G. Levy) SPECIFIC AND ULTRA-SENSITIVE BIO-ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES Mass spectrometric measurement of peptides in human tissues and fluids (D.M. Desiderio) Sample pre-treatment in bio-analysis (J.C. Kraak and J.P. Crombeen) Future perspectives in bioanalysis (J. van der Greef, H. Lingeman, W.M.A. Niessen and U.R. Tjaden) CYCLODEXTRINS Chemistry, characterization and properties of cyclodextrins (J. Szejtli) Cyclodextrins in drug formulations (K.-H. Fromming) Cyclodextrin inclusion compounds: Effects on stability and bio-pharmaceutical properties (K. Uekama) ORGAN PERFUSION SYSTEMS IN DRUG DISPOSITION STUDIES Liver perfusions for the study of drug and metabolite disposition (K.S. Pang) Kidney perfusion systems in drug disposition studies (R. Hori, A. Kamiya, Y. Saito and Y. Tanigawara) Brain perfusion: Regional cerebral blood flow measurements using two- and three-dimensional methods (A.R. Andersen, S. Vorstrup and O.B. Paulson) Isolated perfused lungs in drug disposition studies (J.R. Bend) TRENDS IN RESEARCH ON PLANT CONSTITUENTS OF BIOLOGICAL IMPORTANCE Present status and prospects of plant constituents as antimicrobial, antiviral and antiparasitic agents (A.J. Vlietinck) Plant cell cultures as a tool in the production of secondary metabolites. Prospects and problems (R. Verpoorte, P.A.A. Harkes and H.J.G. ten Hoopen) Elicitor treatment: A method for metabolite production by plant cell cultures in vitro (W.G.W. Kurz, F. Constabel, U. Eilert and R.T. Tyler) PHARMACEUTICAL ASPECTS OF SMALL PEPTIDE DRUGS Chemical and physical stability of peptides (J.W. van Nispen) Pharmaceutical aspects of small peptide drugs in vitro and in vivo analysis (M. Hichens) Biological barriers to efficient delivery of peptides (K.L. Audus, I.J. Hidalgo and R.T. Borchardt) Routes of peptide drug delivery (J. Sandow, A.W. Herling, R. Schmiedel and H. Seidel) COMPUTER AIDED DRUG DESIGN - A NEW TOOL IN PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTRY Computer-assisted drug design in pharmaceutical research (J.P. Tollenaere) Graphics computer-aided receptor mapping as a predictive tool for drug design: Application to the serotonin 5-HT 1A and 5-HT 1B receptors (M.F.
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