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Books in Drug discovery

Elsevier's Drug Delivery collection is an indispensable resource for scientists and researchers in the pharmaceutical field, exploring the administration of pharmaceutical compounds for therapeutic effects from molecule identification to medication development. It provides comprehensive coverage, including crucial aspects such as drug screening, medicinal chemistry, and preclinical safety assessments. Highlighting emerging trends like precision medicine, AI applications, immunotherapy, and innovative delivery systems, the collection offers insights into the latest advancements and their impact on healthcare.

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    • Trends in Drug Research III

      • 1st Edition
      • Volume 32
      • H. van der Goot
      • English
      The tradition of setting new trends in medicinal chemistry continued at the 13th Symposium where topics included chemical and biological diversity, new paradigms in drug action, and new insights in receptor mechanisms. Other topics of great interest discussed, and included in these proceedings, are the discoveries in green chemistry, the interface between organic synthesis and biosynthesis, the growing problem of resistant micro-organisms and the possibilities to identify new, and better, antibiotics. And finally, in recent developments, the discovery of small molecules with insulin sensitizing properties.

    • Advances in Drug Research

      • 1st Edition
      • Volume 30
      • English
      This volume continues the trend for Advances in Drug Research of shorter, but more frequent volumes. In line with the tradition of the series, chapters on general themes are interspersed with chapters on specific drug classes and targets. It will be the last volume edited by Bernard Testa and Urs A. Meyer.

    • Advances in Drug Research

      • 1st Edition
      • Volume 29
      • English
      This volume continues the trend for Advances in Drug Research of shorter, but more frequent volumes. In line with the tradition of the series, chapters on general themes are interspersed with chapters on specific drug classes and targets.