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Drugs or pharmaceuticals are substances or combinations used to diagnose, cure, treat, or prevent disease.

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According to the preparation steps stated in USP 36, at the point where we are supposed to add the suspending agents into the aqueous solution, it writes With constant mixing, slowly sprinkle the ...
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Thank you for reading my question. I'm a biologist who's been recently migrating to drug design. I would like to study the electron density (ED) distribution in 3D space on the surface of drug ...
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I'm wondering what makes liquid suspension of drugs sometimes needing to be shaken up and other times not? For example, I have had drugs in the past that have needed it and others not; and I am asking,...
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I am a data scientist who is working on NIR data. As part of my project I need to compare theoretical NIR spectra with experimental spectra. I have only high school level background in chemistry and I ...
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Hyclate (hydrochloride hemiethanolate hemihydrate) formulation is only associated with the antibiotic doxycycline. I asked my question from Copilot and this is its answer: Other drugs may not use the ...
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I am a Mathematical Biology student, and recently I have read about various approaches, such as Ordinary Differential Equations (ODEs), used to determine the exact drug dosage and treatment sessions ...
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Anthracyclines and angucyclines both have a tetracyclic core. Now, I need to classify urdamycinone B, fridamycin A, fridamycin G, and dehydroxyaquayamycin as anthracycline or angucycline. Both ...
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I am currently doing enzymatic inhibition assays and in my current setup I observe that a commercial inhibitor is showing inhibition as expected. Still, the inhibition is not as strong as the ...
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Metronidazole has two $\mathrm{p}K_\mathrm{a}$ values: $2.57$ and $15.42.$ The basic group is the imidazole moiety. Does metronidazole have acidic groups?
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In European Pharmacopoeia, the drug amlodipine besylate is characterised as slightly soluble in water and freely soluble in methanol (additionally, sparingly soluble in anhydrous ethanol and slightly ...
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I am studying drug synthesis, and I found some examples that uses $\ce{H_2}$ and Pd/C or Pd/$\ce{BaSO_4}$ as catalytic hydrogenation reagents for reduction of alcohol or halide in benzylic position. ...
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In medicinal chemistry, it is possible that adding 2 different substituents does not increase the activity of the drug much when added separately, but when added together, the activity is increased a ...
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I am carrying out a virtual screening project for a protein receptor to identify possible ligands (small molecules). After the virtual screening, molecular dynamics, and MMGBSA calculation, I ...
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I am trying to analyse samples of Rosuvastatin in rat plasma using LC-MS/MS and ran into the problem that I get two peaks for Rosuvastatin, one after a retention time of around 7 mins and one around ...
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I have a doubt, i hope not so stupid. Suppose we consider a buffer solution of acetic acid/acetate at pH = pKa = 4.76 and we add aspirin (pKa = 3.5): given that the pH of the solution is higher than ...
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