Dried Blood Spot Analysis: Preclinical Considerations

A previous entry detailed Dried Blood Spot Analysis: Preclinical Pros and Cons.  Additional preclinical considerations include the ambiguity of acceptance by global regulatory agencies, none of which have issued definitive rulings on how they’ll handle New Drug...

Drug Abuse Liability Testing

Any new drug that penetrates the central nervous system must receive some preclinical analysis of abuse liability potential (Draft Guidance).  Usually, it is determined through prior knowledge of chemistry and/or pharmacology of the candidate’s drug class that...

Dried Blood Spot Analysis: Preclinical Pros and Cons

Both advantages and challenges exist for use of dried blood spots during preclinical drug development. سلوتس اون لاين    Advantages include small sample volumes coupled with easy shipment and storage.  The amount of blood per spot varies (10 to 100 μL), but use of 15...

Australian TGA adopts ICH M3(R2) Nonclinical Guidance

The Australian TGA has adopted the EU Guidance on Nonclinical Safety Studies for the Conduct of Human Clinical Trials and Marketing Authorization for Pharmaceuticals (ICH M3(R2)bb).  The effective date was November 5, 2010. سباق الخيل مباشر    The purpose of this...

Genetic Toxicology: Historical and Current Perspectives

Fundamentals Of Genetic Toxicology In The Pharmaceutical Industry Sept 2010 View more presentations from TigerTox. Historical Overview During the past 30 years, genetic toxicology testing has evolved technologically to play an important safety assessment role in the...