Journal of Bioequivalence & Bioavailability

2^nd World Congress on Bioavailability & Bioequivalence: Pharmaceutical R & D Summit-2011 and International Conference on Pharmaceutics & Novel Drug Delivery Systems

06-08 June 2011, Las Vegas, USA

Scientific Tracks Abstracts

• Challenges and opportunities of antibacterial drug discovery

  Bolin Geng

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• Targeting cancer stem cells: Challenges and opportunities

  Xiaoyan Jiang

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• Potential Neurotoxic Effects of Anesthetics during Development and Potential Protective Agents

  Cheng Wang

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• Single-Dose, Bioequivalence, Rate of Absorption, and Food Effect Study of a New Paracetamol/Caffeine Formulation in Healthy Volunteers

  Dongzhou J. Liu

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• New drug screening strategy for infectious diseases: The power of common sense

  Maryse Picher

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• Design, synthesis and anti -HBV activity of L -amino ac id ester prodrugs of acyclic nucleoside phosphonates

  FU Xiao zhong, JIANG Sai hong, YANG Yu she and JI Ru yun

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• Self-nanoemulsifying drug delivery system of Amisulpride: Optimization of formulation variables using central composite design

  Ahmed A. Aboelwafa and Amal Ibrahim

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• Turkey disposal and recycling for drug industry

  Ayse BAYRAK

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• Viral ion channels in drug discovery

  Wolfgang B. Fischer

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• The potential economic impact of Biosimilars in the United States

  Joseph P. Fuhr Jr

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• 5-Cholesten-3beta, 25- diol 3-sulfate Serves as a New Medicine for Therapy of Hyperlipidemia

  Shunlin Ren

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• Translating cellular science into human outcomes: A decade of experience with BCSbased biowaivers

  Sid Bhoopathy

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• Bioequivalence of highly variable drugs across countries

  Laszlo Endrenyi, Laszlo Tothfalusi

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• Qualitiy from analytics and the strategy behind the physiochemical characterisation of biomolecules

  Ashleigh Wake

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• Detection of autosomal polycystic kidney disease using NMR spectroscopy

  Wolfram Gronwald, Matthias S. Klein, Raoul Zeltner , Bernd-Detlef Schulze, Stephan W. Reinhold, Markus Deutschmann, Ann-Kathrin Immervoll, Carsten A. B?ger, Bernhard Banas, Kai- Uwe Eckardt and Peter J. Oefner

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• Development of an integrated microscale ceramic separation device to address limited sample volumes in bioanalysis

  Paul Rainville1, Michael Tomany, James Murphy, Norman Smith, Joanne Mather and Robert Plumb

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• An efficient kinase assay and a rapid screening of kinase inhibitors based on a biochip

  Sang Hyun Park, Mi Hee Choi, Jung Ae Kang, and Jong Kook Rho

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• Quantitative evaluation of Bioequivalence/ Biosimilarity

  Shein-Chung Chow

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• The role of pharmacokinetic studies in development of drugs, containing endogenous compounds

  Oleg Medvedev, Elena Kalenikova, Eugenia Gorodetskaya, Alexander Ivanov, Ekaterina Charitonova

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• Glycerophosphate is interchangeable with inorganic phosphate in terms of safety and serum pharmacokinetics

  Christian Joukhadar

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• Recent trends in antihypertensives based on their pharmacokinetic parameters

  Sanjita Das

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• Cotinine, a tobaccoderived compound as a new drug to improve memory and reduce plaques in Alzheimer?s disease

  Valentina Echeverria

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• Glipizide pharmacokinetics in healthy and diabetic volunteers

  Muhammad Atif, Syed Azhar Syed Sulaiman, Asrul Akmal Shafi e

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• Validated LC-MS method for determination of Tamsulosin in human plasma and its application in bioequivalence study

  Maricela Mart?nez

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• Bioavailability & Bioequivalence: Pharmacokinetic principles

  Abdus Samad

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• Novel approaches of bioavailability and bioequivalence studies

  Barbara M. Davit

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• Differences in Bioavailabilities (BA) determined using pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic parameters of endogenous compounds

  Chyung S. Cook

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• Glycerophosphate does not interact with components of parenteral nutrition

  Heinrich Topp, Olena Hochfeld, Staffan Bark, Matthias Grossmann, Christian Joukhadar, Martin Westphal, Harald Straatsma, Markus Rothenburger

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• Bioavailability study of zolmitriptan sublingual tablets on sheep model

  Ziya BAYRAK, Cetin TAS, Umut TASDEMIR, Halil EROL, Cansel KOSE OZKAN, Ayhan SAVASER and Yalcin OZKAN

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• Modulation of bioavailability of anticancer drugs by Drug interactions: An update

  Sanjita Das

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• The role of modeling and simulations to better understand, optimize and predict Bioequivalence

  Murray P. Ducharme

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• Dissolution testing for generic drugs: An FDA perspective

  Om Anand

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• Macromoleculemediated chaperoning function in vivo and its implications in the protein aggregation-associated problems

  Seongil Choi

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• Harmonizing best practices in bioanalytical methods

  Maha Tutunj

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• Pre-clinical strategies to predict the Bioavailability/ Bioequivalence studies

  Jos?lia Larger Manfio

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• Determination of interchangeability of different brands of metformin extended/ sustained release tablets in healthy Indian male volunteers by regulatory defi ned bioequivalence criteria

  Muzaffar Iqbal, and Lakhvinder Singh Batolar

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• Evaluation of the infl uence of obesity on the oral pharmacokinetics of Oseltamivir

  Miriam del C. Carrasco-Portugal, Adrian Martinez Talavera, Lina M. Barranco-Gardu?o, Ariadna Cervantes- Nevarez, Juan C. Neri, Gilberto Casta?eda-Hern?ndez and Francisco J. Flores-Murrieta

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• GRAS Combinations to Alleviate Presystemic Metabolism

  Phillip M. Gerk

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• Overview of submission of summary Bioequivalence data for ANDAs

  Ethan Stier

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• Bioanalytical laboratory design; critical planning for 21st century bioequivalence laboratory

  Naser L. Rezk

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• Novel approach for the targeting of acidic tissue: pHLIP ? pH (Low) Insertion Peptide

  Oleg A. Andreev, Donald M. Engelman and Yana K. Reshetnyak

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• Scaled Average Bioequivalence Statistics for the Non-Statistician

  Charles Bon

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• SCN1A IVS5N+5 G>A polymorphism and response to drug treatment in epilepsy: A cohort study and a metaanalysis

  Batoul Sadat Haerian, Kheng Seang Lim, Hui Jan Tan, Chee Piau Wong, Sau Wei Wong, Chong Tin Tan, Azman Ali Raymond, Patrick Kwan, Larry Baum, Junji Saruwatari, Kazuko Nakagawa and Zahurin Mohamed

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• Physiologicallyrelevant solubility and permeability screens in bioavailability and bioequivalence studies

  Noha Mohamed Zaki

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• Bioequivalency study for inhaled drugs: a pharmacodynamic approache

  Luciana Fernandes Duarte, Eduardo Abib Junior

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• Current global challenges in the Bioequivalence of CR/MR and Multiphasic formulations of drugs

  Murray P. Ducharme

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• Design and evaluation of polymeric ocular drug delivery system

  Vrushali Kashikar, Indrajeet Gonjari and K. Jayveera

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• A new approach to bioequivalence studies for nasal sprays: Nasal challenge considering histamine intermediatelate phase reaction

  Natalia Fabbri, Eduardo Abib- Jr, Bruna Sharlac Vian, Antonio Amarante and Ricardo L Zollner

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• An anthology of various strategies to overcome the barriers of oral bioavailability

  Kanchan Kohli

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• Vesicular systems for intranasal drug delivery

  Ibrahim A. Alsarra, Amel Y. Hamed, Fars K. Alanazi and Gama M. E Maghraby

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• Deletion of a conserved LLRKxGxKG motif in Murine Hepatitis virus non-structural protein 1 attenuates the virus in mice

  Lin Lei, Luo Baojun, Wu Xiaoyan, Li Jing Hu Yi, Luo yanjun, Zhu Qingyu and Chang Guohui

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• Mimovirus: a novel form of vaccine induced specifi c cytotoxic T lymphocyte responses in vivo

  Yu-Zhang Wu

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• Nanosuspensions: An Enhanced Bioavailability of Pulmonary Drug Delivery

  K. Vijaya Sri

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• Single Dose Relative Bioavailability and Safety of a New Quetiapine Fumarate Extended Release Formulation: Is there a food effect on XR performance?

  Francisco E. Estevez-Carrizo

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