Main research themes : Pharmacochemistry - Pharmacotoxicology - Biopharmacy

Scientific Report (1996)

Publication list

Main Research Themes

Pharmacochemistry

• Chemometrics in liquid chromatography (summary)
• Ionizing irradiations of drugs (summary)
• Search for new pharmacologically active molecules from natural sources (summary)
• Molecular selectivity : transport and receptor interactions. Pharmacochemical studies of the amino-acids and the cannabinoid neurotransmission (summary)
• Design and pharmacological evaluation of drugs acting on the central nervous system (summary)

 

Pharmacotoxicology

• Influence of nutrients on liver metabolism : biochemical mechanism underlying functionnality and/or toxicity (summary)
• Development of radiopharmaceuticals and magnetopharmaceuticals as functional contrast agents;  Oximetry probes;   Liver and CNS-targeted ligands for receptor imaging (summary)
• Molecular analysis of drug-membrane interactions (summary)
• Cellular toxicity of antibiotics and other drugs (summary)
• Chemotherapy of the intracellular infection  (summary)
• Cellular penetration of antisense oligodeoxyribunucleotides (summary)
• Energetic and redox homeostasis during oxidative stress.  Study of molecular mechanisms leading to cell death (summary)
• Adaptive response to ionizing radiation (summary)
• Biomonitoring of people exposed to chemicals (summary)
• Investigations on the contamination of food by mutagenic compounds generated by moulds (aflatoxin B1) or by the heat processes  (polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons or heterocyclic aromatic amines) (summary)

 

Biopharmacy

• Biological dosimetry on people accidentally or professionally exposed to ionizing radiations (summary)
• Clinical evaluation of new therapeutic approaches (summary)
• Metabolism of immunosuppressive drugs and immunosuppressive activity of the metabolites (summary)
• Drug Glucuronidation (summary)
• Plasma protein binding and pharmacokinetics microdialysis sampling (summary)
• Biodegradable polymers as drug deliver systems (summary)
• Electrically enhanced transdermal drug delivery (summary)
• Nanoparticles and microspheres as drug and antigen delivery systems (summary)

Scientific Report

The School of Pharmacy : Scientific Activities (1996)

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