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American Journal of Health-System Pharmacy, 2013
We read with concern the study by Goldspiel and colleagues,[1][1] which evaluated the stability of alemtuzumab after storage at room temperature. The authors used high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) to assess the loss of alemtuzumab over time.
Jill M, Kolesar, Lee, Vermeulen
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We read with concern the study by Goldspiel and colleagues,[1][1] which evaluated the stability of alemtuzumab after storage at room temperature. The authors used high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) to assess the loss of alemtuzumab over time.
Jill M, Kolesar, Lee, Vermeulen
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A BIOLOGICAL ASSAY FOR CALCITONIN
Journal of Endocrinology, 1965SUMMARY (1) Calcitonin preparations from acetone-dried thyroid were administered to rats by various routes. (2) Intravenous administration, especially by infusion, produced a much greater fall in plasma calcium than s.c. or i.p. injection. (3) The log dose-effect curves after i.v.
M A, Kumar +6 more
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Journal of the American Pharmaceutical Association (Scientific ed.), 1949
It has been found that rodents are suitable test animals (or use in determining the potency of senna, and in the present work mice were used. The assay procedure described involves administering the preparation under test at three dosage levels selected with a view to producing positive laxative effects in approximately 25, 50, and 75 of three similar ...
L C, MILLER, E B, ALEXANDER
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It has been found that rodents are suitable test animals (or use in determining the potency of senna, and in the present work mice were used. The assay procedure described involves administering the preparation under test at three dosage levels selected with a view to producing positive laxative effects in approximately 25, 50, and 75 of three similar ...
L C, MILLER, E B, ALEXANDER
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Biologic Assay of Mercury Ointments*†
Journal of the American Pharmaceutical Association (Scientific ed.), 1947Using the storage of mercury in the kidney of the rat as a measure of cutaneous penetration, 8 official mercury ointments have been assayed. Mercury oleate and nitrate ointments showed the greatest penetration; calomel and yellow mercuric oxide showed the least.
E P, LAUG, E A, VOS, F M, KUNZE
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Biological assays for interferons
Journal of Immunological Methods, 2002Interferons (IFN) are potent biologically active proteins synthesised and secreted by somatic cells of all mammalian species. They have been well characterised, especially those of human origin, with respect to structure, biological activities, and clinical therapeutic effects.
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Automated biological assay of cholecystokinin
Medical & Biological Engineering, 1976This paper describes a modification of the superfusion technique for the bioassay of cholecystokinin in human serum. This allows samples to be applied automatically, thus greatly increasing the number of samples, the ease of performance of the assay and its clinical significance.
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Biological assay of epinephrine
Journal of the American Pharmaceutical Association (Scientific ed.), 1945Epinephrine solutions were assayed by the mammalian blood pressure method modified by application of a modern experimental design and method of interpretation. Results and reliability of individual assays were computed mathematically. Eleven epinephrine solutions of known potency were assayed on atropinized cats.
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