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The term pharmacokinetics is derived from the ancient Greek words “pharmakon” and “kinetikos”, meaning “drug” and “putting in motion” respectively. It is one of the main branches of pharmacology, and refers to the way that the body reacts on and affects a pharmaceutical substance in the body.
TransPharma reports positive results from ViaDerm-Calcitonin Phase 1 trial for musculoskeletal disorders

TransPharma reports positive results from ViaDerm-Calcitonin Phase 1 trial for musculoskeletal disorders

Pharmasset, Bristol-Myers Squibb collaborate for proof of concept study on chronic HCV

Pharmasset, Bristol-Myers Squibb collaborate for proof of concept study on chronic HCV

Enobia Pharma completes ENB-0040 Phase II study in juveniles with hypophosphatasia

Enobia Pharma completes ENB-0040 Phase II study in juveniles with hypophosphatasia

Positive PK study results from ECLIPSE trial against cardiovascular disease

Positive PK study results from ECLIPSE trial against cardiovascular disease

Positive results form INX-189 Phase 1b trial against hepatitis C virus

Positive results form INX-189 Phase 1b trial against hepatitis C virus

Iroko reports positive results from Phase I clinical study of nanotechnology based unique formulation of naproxen

Iroko reports positive results from Phase I clinical study of nanotechnology based unique formulation of naproxen

Chimerix initiates enrollment in CMX001 clinical study for life-threatening conditions caused by dsDNA viruses

Chimerix initiates enrollment in CMX001 clinical study for life-threatening conditions caused by dsDNA viruses

BIND Biosciences commences BIND-014 Phase 1 clinical trial in cancer

BIND Biosciences commences BIND-014 Phase 1 clinical trial in cancer

Pharmasset reports positive data from PSI-7977 and PSI-938 HCV clinical programs

Pharmasset reports positive data from PSI-7977 and PSI-938 HCV clinical programs

ANAVEX 2-73 named 2010's 'most promising trial drug' by Alzheimer's Weekly

ANAVEX 2-73 named 2010's 'most promising trial drug' by Alzheimer's Weekly

Nippon Kayaku begins apaziquone Phase 1 bladder cancer study in Japan

Nippon Kayaku begins apaziquone Phase 1 bladder cancer study in Japan

MacroGenics commences MGAH22 Phase I trail for patients with HER2-positive cancer

MacroGenics commences MGAH22 Phase I trail for patients with HER2-positive cancer

Positive topline results from ZGN-433 Phase 1b study in obesity patients

Positive topline results from ZGN-433 Phase 1b study in obesity patients

Insite Vision announces completion of patient enrollment in ISV-303 Phase 1/2 trial for post surgical ocular pain, inflammation

Insite Vision announces completion of patient enrollment in ISV-303 Phase 1/2 trial for post surgical ocular pain, inflammation

SuperGen initiates enrollment in first human trial of SGI-110 in MDS and AML

SuperGen initiates enrollment in first human trial of SGI-110 in MDS and AML

Alnylam presents ALN-VSP Phase I trial results for liver cancer

Alnylam presents ALN-VSP Phase I trial results for liver cancer

Vaccinex receives FDA clearance to initiate VX15/2503 Phase 1 clinical trial in advanced solid tumors

Vaccinex receives FDA clearance to initiate VX15/2503 Phase 1 clinical trial in advanced solid tumors

FDA approves 200 mg formulation of INTELENCE for HIV-1

FDA approves 200 mg formulation of INTELENCE for HIV-1

Vicus initiates VT-122 Phase 2 trial in advanced liver cancer, systemic inflammation and cachexia

Vicus initiates VT-122 Phase 2 trial in advanced liver cancer, systemic inflammation and cachexia

Transition, Elan to modify collaboration agreement for development, commercialization of ELND005

Transition, Elan to modify collaboration agreement for development, commercialization of ELND005

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