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Highly efficient activated carbon as an adsorbent of toxins has been successfully produced from palm shell through chemical activation process using phosphoric acid as activating agents.

This study aimed to assess if the CFC assay could also be useful at predicting the increased toxicity of drug combinations relative to the toxicity caused by the relevant single agent.

In addition to the economic advantages of improving speed, precision, compound usage and waste, digital dispensing offers scientific advantages. This includes making the execution of complicated experiments easy and fast.

This research aims to provide proof-in-principle that in silico tools could be applied to public data so as to efficiently identify active chemistry with good ADMET properties.

A serious disadvantage of ocular timolol therapy is the amount of drug getting into systemic circulation that adversely affects vital organ functions in elderly patients.

Study predicts midazolam absorption and pharmacokinetics (PK) after intranasal (i.n.) administration in young children.

Purpose: To predict the drug-drug interaction effect of saquinavir on midazolam pharmacodynamics (PD).

Mechanistic analysis of in vitro measurements to obtain values of kinetic parameters for drug interactions with transporters, as well as for passive diffusion through cell membranes.

Aim of this study was to identify relationships between quantitative blood-brain transport parameters and qualitative data indicating whether the compound penetrates into the brain efficiently enough to exhibit action in the CNS.

The FDA guidance for industry states impurities under the ICH threshold may be exaluated for genotoxicity and carcinogenicity. This study uses an expert system to detect mutagens and compounds labeled as potent carcinogens by the FDA.