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In-vitro ADME
The process by which the body handles absorption, distribution, metabolism, and elimination (ADME) is referred to as pharmacokinetics. The data collected during the trials can be combined with computational models to describe the interplay among the pharmacokinetic processes. Integrating data will help predicting chemical concentrations in different parts of the body which in relative terms would help prevent adverse effects.
DMPK in rodents, rabbits and zebra fish -Compound Absorption / Distribution / Permeation / Excretion
ADME: ADME studies (in-vitro and in-vivo pharmacokinetics) are now an integrated part of the comprehensive safety evaluation of a novel compound to test exposure of the compound in
In-vivo and In-vitro studies on efflux/Transporters/ DDI /Biotransformation / Drug Metabolism
Transporters: Vivarium has laboratory animals like rats, mice, rabbits and hamster etc and also has zebra fish rack system. Biological fluids and organs are collected and analysed for