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Pharmaceutical Enzymes by Albert Lauwers, Simon Scharpe

By Albert Lauwers, Simon Scharpe

This well-integrated, exclusive source deals accomplished, interdisciplinary analyses of the complete pharmaceutical enzyme field;from molecular biology to scientific pharmacology. Highlights sensible, formerly unpublished details, instantly important in and educational associations! Emphasizing pharmacology and medical impression, Pharmaceutical Enzymes discusses powerful equipment of dimension and evaluate experiences present wisdom at the bioavailability of pharmaceutical enzymes provides various chemical techniques to tailoring enzymes for the development of healing effectiveness offers a step by step method of molecular modeling describes lately brought pharmaceutical items, together with glucocerebrosidase for the remedy of Gaucher's ailment and deoxyribonuclease for cystic fibrosis furnishes detailed laboratory guidance for the trying out and qc of pharmaceutical enzymes and extra! With over 1200 bibliographic citations, figures, and tables, Pharmaceutical Enzymes is an fundamental, daily reference for pharmacologists, enzymologists, microbiologists, natural and medicinal chemists and biochemists, biophysicists, biotechnologists, molecular and membrane biologists, immunologists, physiologists, pharmaceutical improvement managers, regulatory affairs body of workers, and graduate-level scholars in those disciplines.

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1993). Differing effects were observed in mice exposed to JP-4 under an identical study design (Bruner et al. 1993). At the end of the 12-month exposure period, mild pulmonary inflammation was seen only in treated females, and hyperplasia of the nasolacrimal duct epithelium was detected only in treated males. However, those effects had disappeared by the end of the 12-month postexposure period. Cardiovascular Effects. A pilot who was exposed to estimated concentrations of 3,000-7,000 ppm JP-4 did not show any adverse effects on blood pressure or heart sounds (Davies 1964).

The changes were described as multiple, discrete vacuoles of varying sizes within the cytoplasm of hepatocytes, especially in the centrilobular region of the liver. The incidence of the hepatic fatty degenerative changes was 6%, 15%, and 25% in the 3 3 control, 500 mg/m , and 1,000 mg/m groups, respectively. Renal tubular dilatation was also 3 3 increased at 500 mg/m , but not at 1,000 mg/m . This was thought to be an incidental finding resulting from mild glomerulonephritis, common in aging mice.

Hepatocellular fatty changes were seen in both dose groups. The changes were described as multiple, discrete vacuoles of varying sizes within the cytoplasm of hepatocytes, especially in the centrilobular region of the liver. The incidence of the hepatic fatty degenerative changes was 6%, 15%, and 25% in the 3 3 control, 500 mg/m , and 1,000 mg/m groups, respectively. Renal tubular dilatation was also 3 3 increased at 500 mg/m , but not at 1,000 mg/m . This was thought to be an incidental finding resulting from mild glomerulonephritis, common in aging mice.

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