Case Study: Two Examples of Successful Automation Integration at Altasciences for Pharmacokinetic Studies
By Martin Rougée, Optimization Scientist, Bioanalytical Operations
Automation offers several advantages to any industry. For a contract research organization (CRO), it can play an integral role in increasing the quality and speed of drug development while reducing costs, repetitive manual tasks, and human error. For biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies, automation can decrease their drug-to-market development time and remain financially competitive in an evolving market.
Strategy for Addressing Specificity Challenges in Quantitation of Etonogestrel in Human Plasma by LC-MS/MS
Development of the Subject-Rated Comprehensive Drug Withdrawal Scale (CDWS) to Evaluate the Physical Dependence Potential of Investigational Drugs
Practical Considerations for the Evaluation of Physical Dependence and Drug Withdrawal for Novel CNS-Active Drugs in Clinical Trials
Navigating the Unchartered Territory of Assessing Psychedelics in Human Abuse Potential Studies
A Novel Approach for Improved Bioavailability in Solid Dosage Forms
Highlights From the 17th Minipig Research Forum, by Shanté Jackson
I recently had the chance to attend the 17th Minipig Research Forum (MRF) in Amsterdam—and what an experience! This was my first time attending the forum, and visiting the Netherlands!
Gene Therapy Studies and Germline Integration Assessment in Nonhuman Primates
Consultant’s Corner—Reflections from a Study Monitor and Director: A Career in Toxicology, by Bill Brock
Some might say a reflective piece like this could come across as sounding “preachy”. Maybe it is. But it is reflective of a long and rewarding career built on the belief that we as scientists need to give back to the field of toxicology, supporting the growth of future leaders.
Geographic Atrophy-Like Induced Model in Nanopigs