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Stability plasma

During the characterization process, hits are typically tested for kinetic solubility and permeability in a model of passive diffusion such as PAMPA [22]. As new compounds are synthesized, additional parameters also need to be considered, such as pZa, chemical and plasma stability, and protein binding. Calculated properties such as MW, clogP, and PSA should also be tracked. [Pg.185]

Hypothesis testing Requires Plasma stability Isolated heart (Langendorf)... [Pg.48]

Heat and/or moisture stability Oxidative stability Plasma stability... [Pg.81]

From the development of the plasma stability model by Haas [87] and by Nighan, Wiegand, and Haas [53], it has been found that a fluctuation in electron temperature can be related to a fluctuation in electron density in the following manner ... [Pg.458]

In summary, peptide fragments of the three selectins display very interesting biological activities in vitro as well as in vivo. However, their translation into peptidomimetics, a necessity due to the inadequate plasma stability of peptidic antagonists, has not yet been reported. [Pg.851]

Time-related variables are critical in GD work. One of the key features of any analytical method used in a production facility is the sample analysis time. Because GD is a kinetic-based system, the evolution of the plasma processes to, hopefully, an equilibrium situation, is of special concern. It is sufficient to say that any analysis (spectral acquisition) performed in a sequential mode requires that the plasma reach a steady state before analyses can be started — which is obviously arguable for simultaneous detection. Thus, for most analyses, the plasma stabilization time can be a substantial fraction of the overall sample analysis time. [Pg.401]

Plasma Stability Measure disappearance of compound when incubated Gauge how stable the compound will be in the... [Pg.212]

Another type of in vitro assay is the measurement of plasma stability. As with other in vitro procedures, there has been a need to increase the... [Pg.365]


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