PREFACE
Although the official compendia list tests and limits for drug substances
related to identity, purity, and strength, they normally do not provide other
physical or chemical data, nor do they list methods of synthesis or pathways
of physical or biological degradation and metabolism. For drug substances
important enough to be accorded monographs in the official compendia,
such supplemental information should also be made readily available. To
this end the Pharmaceutical Analysis and Control Section, Academy of
Pharmaceutical Sciences, has undertaken a cooperative venture to compile
and publish Analytical Profiles of Drug Substances in a series of volumes of
which this is the seventh.
The concept of analytical profiles is taking hold not only for compendia1
drugs but, increasingly, in the industrial research laboratories. Analytical
profiles are being prepared and periodically updated to provide
physicochemical and analytical information of new drug substances during
the consecutive stages of research and development. Hopefully, then, in the
not too distant future, the publication of an analytical profile will require a
minimum of effort whenever a new drug substance is selected for compendial
status.
The cooperative spirit of our contributors has made this venture possible.
All those who have found the profiles useful are requested to contribute a
monograph of their own. The editors stand ready to receive such contributions.
Thanks to the dedicated efforts of Dr. Morton E. Goldberg, a long
cherished dream has come to fruition with the publication of Pharmacological
and Biochemical Properties of Drug Substances, M. E. Goldberg, editor,
published by APhA Academy of Pharmaceutical Sciences. This new series
supplements the comprehensive description of the physical, chemical,
and analytical characteristics of drug substances covered in Analytical
Profiles of Drug Substances with the equally important description of
pharmacological and biochemical properties.
Drug substances appearing in the new series will be cross-referenced in
The goal to cover all drug substances with comprehensive monographs is
the cumulative index.
still a distant one. It is up to our perseverance to make it a reality.
Klaus Florey
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VOLUME:11
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Although the official compendia list tests and limits for drug substances
related to identity, purity, and strength, they normally do not provide other
physical or chemical data, nor do they list methods of synthesis or pathways
of physical or biological degradation and metabolism. For drug substances
important enough to be accorded monographs in the official compendia,
such supplemental information should also be made readily available. To
this end the Pharmaceutical Analysis and Control Section, Academy of
Pharmaceutical Sciences, has undertaken a cooperative venture to compile
and publish Analytical Profiles of Drug Substances in a series of volumes of
which this is the seventh.
The concept of analytical profiles is taking hold not only for compendia1
drugs but, increasingly, in the industrial research laboratories. Analytical
profiles are being prepared and periodically updated to provide
physicochemical and analytical information of new drug substances during
the consecutive stages of research and development. Hopefully, then, in the
not too distant future, the publication of an analytical profile will require a
minimum of effort whenever a new drug substance is selected for compendial
status.
The cooperative spirit of our contributors has made this venture possible.
All those who have found the profiles useful are requested to contribute a
monograph of their own. The editors stand ready to receive such contributions.
Thanks to the dedicated efforts of Dr. Morton E. Goldberg, a long
cherished dream has come to fruition with the publication of Pharmacological
and Biochemical Properties of Drug Substances, M. E. Goldberg, editor,
published by APhA Academy of Pharmaceutical Sciences. This new series
supplements the comprehensive description of the physical, chemical,
and analytical characteristics of drug substances covered in Analytical
Profiles of Drug Substances with the equally important description of
pharmacological and biochemical properties.
Drug substances appearing in the new series will be cross-referenced in
The goal to cover all drug substances with comprehensive monographs is
the cumulative index.
still a distant one. It is up to our perseverance to make it a reality.
Klaus Florey
DOWNLOAD LINKS:
VOLUME:8
http://ifile.it/w8lxavs
VOLUME:9
http://ifile.it/lzsiurn
VOLUME:10
http://ifile.it/2f8v59t
VOLUME:11
http://ifile.it/yjl70x4
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