Pharmaceutical Enzymes |
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Author:
| Lauwers, Albert Scharpe, Simon |
Series title: | Drugs and the Pharmaceutical Sciences Ser. |
ISBN: | 978-1-4200-0210-2 |
Publication Date: | Jul 1997 |
Publisher: | CRC Press LLC
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Book Format: | Digital (delivered electronically) |
List Price: | USD $114.95 |
Book Description:
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This well-integrated, one-of-a-kind resource offers comprehensive, interdisciplinary analyses of the entire pharmaceutical enzyme field-from molecular biology to clinical pharmacology. Highlights practical, previously unpublished information, immediately useful in industry and academic institutions! Emphasizing pharmacology and clinical impact, Pharmaceutical Enzymes
- discusses robust methods of measurement and evaluation
- reviews current...
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This well-integrated, one-of-a-kind resource offers comprehensive, interdisciplinary analyses of the entire pharmaceutical enzyme field-from molecular biology to clinical pharmacology.
Highlights practical, previously unpublished information, immediately useful in industry and academic institutions!
Emphasizing pharmacology and clinical impact, Pharmaceutical Enzymes
- discusses robust methods of measurement and evaluation
- reviews current knowledge on the bioavailability of pharmaceutical enzymes
- presents different chemical approaches to tailoring enzymes for the improvement of therapeutic effectiveness
- provides a step-by-step approach to molecular modeling
- describes recently introduced pharmaceutical products, including glucocerebrosidase for the treatment of Gaucher's disease and deoxyribonuclease for cystic fibrosis
- furnishes unique laboratory guidelines for the testing and quality control of pharmaceutical enzymes
- and more!
With over 1200 bibliographic citations, figures, and tables, Pharmaceutical Enzymes is an indispensable, day-to-day reference for pharmacologists, enzymologists, microbiologists, organic and medicinal chemists and biochemists, biophysicists, biotechnologists, molecular and membrane biologists, immunologists, physiologists, pharmaceutical development managers, regulatory affairs personnel, and graduate-level students in these disciplines.