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How do you make orally active protein pharmaceutical. what is the major problem encountered?
Sharonthomas
By putting the proteins (eg--insulin) in a tablet whose coating is made of a material that does not get digest in stomachs acidic medium but dissolves in the intestines thus proteins get absorbed in intestine by villi
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When was Teva Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients - TAPI - created?
Teva Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients - TAPI - was created in 1901.
What is polycresuline?
active pharmaceutical ingredient
How do you start production of active pharmaceutical ingredients?
Generally active ingredient is the ingredient in a pharmaceutical drug or a pesticide that is biologically active. Active pharmaceutical ingredients is the portion of any drug, which are active. Certain Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients are unknown and hence require additional substances, which can work in conjunction with the API to produce the required medicinal effect.The API is one of the prime components of the drug. It is added with other non active substance to form drug or tablets.Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients are the chemically active substance, which is meant to produce the desired effect in the body.
What are active pharmaceutical ingredients?
Every drug has two components, one is the main substance which is the active pharmaceutical ingredient and the other is the inert substance, which can be the solvent in which the active ingredient is suspended.
How do you make orally active proteins pharmaceutical. What is the major encountered?
By putting the proteins (eg--insulin) in a tablet whose coating is made of a material that does not get digest in stomachs acidic medium but dissolves in the intestines thus proteins get absorbed in intestine by villi
What is API manufacturing?
API manufacturing is manufacturing of active pharmaceutical ingredients.
How an inactive protein can be converted into active protein?
An inactive protein can be converted into an active protein through the process of proteolysis. This process happens through the hydrolysis of the peptide bond, which is aided by cellular enzymes.
How does a cell solve the problem of glucose being to big to pass through the cell membrane?
Active uptake, which requires energy and protein carriers in the membranes.
Differences between primary and secondary active transport?
In primary active transport, the transport protein gets phosphorylated; in secondary active transport, the transport protein is not phosphorylated
What is active ingredient of a drug?
A drug bound to a protein is an active drug
What are organic pharmaceutical products?
Pharmaceutical products are products that may begin with the observation that a plant has medicinal properties, but in order to make a drug, the active element of the plant has to be removed from the plant and changed in some way. So, pharmaceutical products are not organic.
What pharmacololgically active amine is responsible for the signs and symptoms encountered in an allergic reaction?
Histamine
