PK-Sim(R) is a software tool for physiology-based pharmacokinetic whole-body modelling in laboratory animals (mouse, rat, dog) and humans. It is…
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Analyzing Event History Data with nlme in S
PDF of presentation Pharmacokinetic (PK) and pharmacodynamic (PD) data are often collected in event history format, in which records representing…
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PDF of presentation The unprecedented growth over the past decade in public and private investment in biomedical science has yielded…
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Preclinical Population PK/PD of TGF beta RI Kinase inhibitor for Cancer
Objectives: The primary objective of PK/PD modeling in preparation for the First Human Dose study was to estimate a pharmacologically…
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PDF of presentation The requirement to demonstrate the safety and effectiveness of new medicines coupled with the critical business challenge…
Read moreComplications in assessing the hepatic first-pass component of bioavailability
Simcyp® has been a joint venture between the University of Sheffield and a consortium of the world’s major pharmaceutical companies…
Read moreEvaluation of a transit compartment model versus a lag time model for describing drug absorption delay
PDF of presentation Background: Traditionally, a delay before the commencement of drug absorption has been modeled as a discrete lag…
Read moreStochastic Approximation EM algorithm in nonlinear mixed effects models: an evaluation by simulation
PDF of presentation Context:: Maximum likelihood estimation in nonlinear mixed effects models cannot be directly performed as the likelihood has…
Read moreA physiologically based population pharmacokinetic model describing the non-linear disposition and blood distribution of indisulam in Caucasian and Japanese patients
PDF of presentation Objectives: The pharmacokinetic profile of the investigational anti-cancer agent indisulam is nonlinear. This may partially be explained…
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