Drug Discovery and Development
Technology in Transition
By- Raymond Hill, President, British Pharmacological Society, London, UK
Audience
Pharmacy students
Paperback, 368 Pages
Published: August 2012
Imprint: Churchill Livingstone
ISBN: 978-0-7020-4299-7
Contents
Contents
SECTION 1
INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUND
1. The development of the pharmaceutical industryH P Rang2. The nature of disease and the purpose of therapy
H P Rang, R G Hill 3. Therapeutic modalities
H P Rang, H LeVine, R G HillSECTION 2
DRUG DISCOVERY
4. The drug discovery process: general principles and some case historiesH P Rang, R G Hill5. Choosing the project
H P Rang, R G Hill6. Choosing the target
H P Rang, R G Hill7. The role of information, bioinformatics and genomics
B Robson, R McBurney8. High-throughput screening
D Cronk9. The role of medicinal chemistry in the drug discovery process
P Beswick, A Naylor10. DMPK optimization strategy in drug discovery
P G Ballard, P Brassil, K H Bui, H Dolgos, C Petersson, A Tunek, P J H Webborn11. Pharmacology: its role in drug discovery
H P Rang12. Biopharmaceuticals
H LeVine13. Scaffolds: Small globular proteins as antibody substitutes
D Grabulovski, J Bertschinger
SECTION 3
DRUG DEVELOPMENT14. Drug development: introduction
H P Rang, R G Hill
15. Assessing drug safety
H P Rang, R G Hill
16. Pharmaceutical developmentT Lundqvist, S Bredenberg
17. Clinical Development - Present and Future
C Keywood
18. Clinical imaging in drug development
P M Matthews
19. Intellectual property in drug discovery and development
P Grubb
20. Regulatory affairs
I Hägglöf, Å Holmgren
21. Marketing the drug
V L Lawton
SECTION 4
FACTS AND FIGURES22. Drug discovery and development - facts and figures
H P Rang, R G Hill

