From bench to market: the evolution of chemical synthesis, , 2000, 266 pages, walter cabri, romano di fabio, oxford university press, 2000, ebook

From Bench to Market: The Evolution of Chemical Synthesis, , Walter Cabri, Romano Di Fabio, OxfordUniversity Press, 2000, 0198503830, 9780198503835, 266 pages. Who wins the race to turn molecules intomedicines? How much does it cost? What factors influence the choice of synthetic routes and reactionmechanisms? How can pharmaceutical companies protect their discoveries? In From Bench to Market, WalterCabri and Romano Di Fabio chart the process of industrial chemical synthesis, from the first discovery of amolecule, or 'new chemical entity', to its entry in the marketplace as a drug. They discuss all aspects related tothe process research for bulk production, including comparison between different synthetic routes, keymethodologies and reaction mechanisms, costs, patent competition, and crystalline forms. The authors use thereal chemical history of the development of drugs from several therapeutic areas as detailed case studies, eachchosen to illustrate a range of issues and methodologies in industrial chemistry. Several chapters cover thedevelopment of the various ss-lactam antibiotics; two chapters describe the discovery and synthesis of theanticancer drugs Idarubicin and Paclitaxal; in another chapter, the synthesis of the anti-viral drug Acyclovirand the 'patent war' that resulted are explored. The technical, practical, and strategic information gathered heremake this essential reading for graduate and undergraduate chemists intending to work in the pharmaceuticalindustry, as well as for industrial chemists themselves. Lecturers teaching courses in medicinal and organicchemistry will also find it useful. Burger's Medicinal Chemistry and Drug Discovery, Cardiovascular Agents and Endocrines , Alfred Burger,Feb 20, 2003, Medical, 914 pages. Offers access via basic and advanced search engines to broad coverage ofthe field of medicinal chemistry and drug discovery for medicinal chemists, biologists, pharmacologists .
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