Discovery DMPK

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Discovery DMPK Services

Pharmaron’s DMPK services support the needs for preclinical candidate (PCC) identification and nomination, Investigational New Drug (IND) enabling and New Drug Application (NDA) packaging for regulatory submission.

Pharmaron’s DMPK group offers comprehensive in vitro ADME, in vitro toxicity and in vivo pharmacokinetics services, which allow for the evaluation of DMPK properties and toxicity of test articles with high data quality and in a cost-effective manner.

View our on-demand webinars within our DMPK series, covering a spectrum of interesting DMPK topics.

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in vivo PK

  • Screening PK
  • Tissue distribution
  • Metabolism and excretion
  • in vivo PK models
  • Endogenous biomarkers
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in vitro ADMET

  • Solution properties
  • Drug absorption and transport
  • Metabolic stability and metabolite identification
  • Drug-drug interactions
  • in vitro Toxicity

Explore Pharmaron’s DMPK webinar and podcast series library

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DMPK Studies for R&D Efficiency

Learn how Pharmaron helps our partners improve their drug R&D efficiency.

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