Data on Robotics - Nanotechnology - Biomimetics Described by Researchers at GlaxoSmithKline

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2011 MAR 14 - (VerticalNews.com) -- Researchers detail in 'Estimating unboundrnvolume of distribution and tissue binding by in vitro HPLC-based human serum albumin andrnimmobilised artificial membrane-binding measurements,' new data in Robotics -rnNanotechnology - Biomimetics. "The in vivo unbound volume of distribution (V(du)) can bernused to estimate the free steady-state plasma concentration with a given dose of a drugrnadministered intravenously. We have demonstrated that the calibrated HPLC retention timesrnobtained on biomimetic stationary phases, such as immobilised human serum albumin andrnphosphatidyl-choline, can be used to estimate compounds' in vivo behaviour," researchers in the United Kingdom report.