Bioavailability Control: Pharmaceutical Principles, Methods, and Applications

Author: Li Anliang
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: This book introduces prodrugs, biocolloidal drugs, soft drugs, and twin drugs, as well as the significance and methods of bioavailability control. It discusses drug targeting, local drug administration, and enzyme-directed prodrugs, explores the structure-activity relationships of drugs in pharmacokinetics, and explains the principles of drug targeting. The book also covers physical methods such as salt formation, water solubility, covalent carriers, and drug solubilization, as well as chemical methods to solve formulation issues and the use of cyclodextrins to improve drug properties. To help pharmaceutical chemistry professionals understand pharmacology, the book incorporates pharmacological methods and content into drug design considerations. The content is innovative and reflects the current state of the field. This book is suitable for research and development personnel, teachers, and technical staff in pharmaceutical companies involved in pharmaceutical chemistry and pharmacology. It can also serve as a textbook or reference for graduate and undergraduate students in relevant fields at universities and colleges.