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[This chapter covers qualitative in vivo approaches in animals and man, which will help to develop in silico pharmacology and PK positions. Additionally, we cover RNA interference in this chapter even though it is largely an in vitro method for characterizing the dynamics of cell physiology. And though in silico pharmacology is only in a rudimentary state, it is vitally important for clinical model based drug design (MBDD) development (see Chap. 10).]
Published: Jan 4, 2012
Keywords: Humanize Mouse; Animal Disease Model; Xenobiotic Receptor; Virtual Ligand Screening; Adaptive Trial Design
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