Titlebook: Quantitative Methods in Proteomics; Katrin Marcus,Martin Eisenacher,Barbara Sitek Book 2021Latest edition Springer Science+Business Media,

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Katalin Barkovits,Weiqiang Chen,Michael Kohl,Thilo Brachts differences, in vitro/in vivo differences, age-related differences, and normal/disease differences, and these need to be understood in order to guide rational drug discovery and development. To address this issue, we have developed an absolute quantification method of protein expression, called qu

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Kaiwen Yu,Zhen Wang,Zhiping Wu,Haiyan Tan,Ashutosh Mishra,Junmin Pengracted much attention through the years as it holds a promise that this drug property can be predicted in silico from the chemical drug structure. Various in vivo methodologies have been used to define and quantify drug exposure in the brain, the most commonly used parameter being logBB, which is th

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Anja Holtz,Nathan Basisty,Birgit Schillingre is now more focus on measuring or estimating target unbound drug concentrations in the brain and evaluating the quantitative aspects of drug transport across the blood–brain barrier (BBB). The techniques for investigation of the rate and extent of BBB transport of new chemical entities (NCEs) are

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Thilo Werner,Michael Steidel,H. Christian Eberl,Marcus Bantschefffunction may be parlayed into meaningful disease applications. The development of impactful human therapies is a difficult and lengthy process; nonetheless, many researchers desire to see their work applied to the treatment of human disease. Significant financial reward will follow functional soluti

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