Method for Surgical Closing of Muscle Biopsy Sites on Nonhuman Primates in Group Housing

Using Anti-Drug-Antibody Screening Assay to Resolve Selectivity Issues in Toxicokinetic Ligand-Binding Assay

Mitigation of On-Column Conversion of Ivabradine to Desmethylivabradine Metal Chelation With Citric Acid Modifier

Dual Purpose of a Cell-Based Assay for an Agonist of the GLP-2 Receptor

Development of an Oligonucleotide Drug Immunogenicity Assay: A Case for the Characterization of the Immune Response

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Your drug discovery phase is nearing completion and your funding is in place. What comes next?

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Bringing new drugs to market, from lead candidate selection through preclinical testing, to clinical proof of concept, is a complex, time-consuming, and costly process.

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