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Soft cover. Condition: New. Contents: Preface. 1. General introduction. 2. History of drug legislation and pharmacy profession in India. 3. Pharmaceutical ethics. 4. The Pharmacy Act, 1948. 5. The All India Council for Technical Education Act, 1987.6. The University Grants Commission (U.G.C.) Act, 1956. 7. The drugs and magic remedies (Objectionable advertisements) Act, 1954 and rules 1955. 8. The Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940 and rules, 1945. 9. The Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act, 1985 and rules, 1985. 10. Medicinal and Toilet Preparations (Excise duties) Act, 1955 and rules, 1956. 11. The Industries (Development and regulations) Act, 1952. 12. The Prevention of Food Adulteration Act, 1954 and rules, 1955. 13. National blood policy. 14. Pharmaceutical policy, 2002. 15. The drugs (price control) order (DPCO), 1995. 16. WTO, GATS and the Indian Patents Act, 1970 with amendments. Index. References. "Forensic Pharmacy is the foundation of the structure on which the sacred profession of Pharmacy has been built up in our country. It provides much needed legal support, professional backing and ethical strength for the systematic growth of the profession. Pharmacist as a drug custodian, drug maker, drug counsellor, drug dispenser, drug analyser, and drug educator has to discharge his duties within the orbit of professional discipline. The profession derives its strength from the legal provisions such as, acts, rules, bill, orders, and statutes covered in forensic pharmacy, also known as pharmaceutical jurisprudence. Besides, historical developments of drug legislations, pharmaceutical ethics, and study of allied legislative pieces constitute core of the subject. It was the endeavour of the authors to provide lucid and easily understandable text of the subject for the students of pharmacy based on their long experience of handling the classes in the subject of forensic pharmacy.".

Soft cover. Condition: Fine. Contents 1. SI systems of units. 2. Solubility. 3. Distribution coefficient. 4. Density. 5. Bulk density. 6. Specific gravity. 7. Flow properties and Carr's index. 8. Dissociation constant (pKa). 9. Surface tension. 10. Buffer. 11. Micromeritics. 12. Viscosity. 13. Adsorption isotherm. 14. Physical stability of suspension. 15. Physical stability of emulsion. 16. Complexation. 17. Rate Kinetics. 18. Stability testing. Appendix. Bibliography. This book has made an attempt to present the physical pharmacy experiments covering almost full requirements of various universities in a simple and understandable manner. Though it has been accepted to use only SI units in all scientific disciplines pharmacy not being an exception we are yet to completely transform to the new system of units. The authors have used the SI system of units in almost all experiments but in some experiments conventional units are also mentioned for easy understanding the value. Another important feature of this text is the questions and answers portion provided at the end of each experiment. This would help the students understanding the application of each experiment in pharmaceutical science and technology and prepare for the viva voce a component of practical examination. 100 pp.

Soft cover. Condition: New. 3rd Edition. Contents: 1. Introduction to cosmetics. 2. Evaluation. 3. Cosmetic excipients. 4. List of cosmetics : formulation, method of preparation and uses. Model questions. Index. "Cosmetics : A Practical Manual" is written with the idea of presenting a well documented and well-researched student-friendly laboratory manual for the undergraduate students. 21, very important, cosmetic products are discussed, with the formulas and detailed methods of preparation and their practical aspects. There are two very useful chapters on evaluation and cosmetic excipients. The properties of all the ingredients required for the cosmetic preparations are dealt with their safety and incompatibility parameters. At the end of the discussion the authors have provided a set of questions, which will enable the student to assess his/her knowledge. We hope, that this book will satisfy the demands and needs of the students.".

Soft cover. Condition: New. Contents 1. Internet. 2. Sequence analysis (introduction to bioinformatics/sequence analysis). 3. Calculation of sequence alignments. 4. Computational Biology (biological database management system). 5. Computational biology information retrieval from databases. 6. Phylogenetic analysis. 7. Phylogenetic prediction. 8. Genetic engineering. 9. DNA sequencing. 10. Genome mapping. 11. Gene identification. Appendices 1. List of bioinformatics course web pages. 2. Downloadable resources to power up your web browser. 3. Background/introductory material on molecular biology. The study of Bioinformatics has assumed enormous importance with the tremendous pace of progress in computational biological sciences. Bioinformatics deals with research development and application of computational tools and approaches for expanding the use of biological medical behavioral or health science data. This book is an attempt to furnish a simple non mathematical text for those who desire to equip themselves with the knowledge of the elementary bioinformatics. This book has been designed to make the subject more interesting and easier to grasp. The subject is presented in a modulated and graded manner beginning with a fundamental core of introductive material making students progress smooth and easier. The book covers practical aspects in a clear concise and lucid manner. It contains almost every important topic such as Bioinformatic concepts multi sequence analysis and alignments computational biology Phylogenetic analysis and prediction genetic engineering DNA sequencing genome mapping gene identification etc. that a student of the subject would require. The author has given many illustrations in each aspect keeping in view of the needs of biotechnology students of all universities. It is believed that this book will also serve as a good textbook for the students of biology and medicine. 289 pp.

Soft cover. Condition: New. Contents Preface. List of abbreviations. I. The big picture 1. The Indian pharmaceutical industry an overview. 2. The Pharmaceutical market. II. Nine P s 3. The product. 4. The price. 5. The place. 6. Promotion. 7. Personal selling. 8. The prescription. 9. Policy. 10. Public relation. 11. Power. II. Key success factors 12. Managing new products. 13. Winning game plans. 14. Towards excellence in marketing. 15. The winning edge. 16. Corporate scoreboard. 17. GMP. 18. A look into the crystal ball. Select bibliography. Index. Pharmaceutical Marketing is comprehensive in its coverage and versatile in its treatment. The style is refreshingly simple direct and reader friendly. The focus of the book is clearly and sharply on practice on applications and on hands on experience. There are over seventy case studies discussed throughout the book showing how some companies have successfully applied the enduring the innovative marketing concepts and reaped rich dividends and some others have paid dearly for not exploiting the opportunities lying at their door step. 410 pp.

Soft cover. Condition: New. Contents: Preface. 1. SI systems of units. 2. Solubility. 3. Distribution coefficient. 4. Density. 5. Bulk density. 6. Specific gravity. 7. Flow properties. 7a. Carr's index. 8. Dissociation constant (pKa). 9. Surface tension. 10. Buffer. 11. Micromeritics. 12. Viscosity. 13. Adsorption isotherm. 14. Physical stability of suspension. 15. Physical stability of emulsion. 16. Complexation. 17. Rate kinetics. 18. Stability testing. Appendix. Bibliography. From the Preface: "The Physical Pharmacy subject and its principles provide a foundation to pharmacy students to understand the basis for development of new drugs, dosage forms and their improvement. Understanding the basic principles and developing skill and competency to perform physical pharmacy experiments is essential. The pharmacy students would find the text useful for performing Physical Pharmacy experiments and learning the concepts of Physical Pharmacy as they are applied to pharmaceutical sciences. The teachers too may find handy for training their students. Any suggestions and criticisms for improving the text would be gratefully accepted.".

Soft cover. Condition: New. Contents Preface. Acknowledgement. 1. Introduction. 2. Genetic material and its engineering. 3. Enzymes and enzyme immobilization. 4. Fermentation. 5. Plant culture. 6. Animal culture. 7. Monoclonal antibodies. 8. Microbial transformation. 9. Cell immobilization. 10. Halometabolites. 11. Biomass energy production. 12. Bioinformatics. 13. Bioterms biodevices and bioapplications. 14. Biotechnology two sides of a coin. Question bank. Some useful websites. Photo gallery. Index. This book is written with the aim to develop foundation of the novice in the field of biotechnology. The book is written in simple and easy to understand language. The various fundamental concepts involved are explained lucidly with vivid diagrams and suitable illustrations. This book deals with genetics and genetic engineering principles with applications in pharmaceutical biotechnology fermentation process plant cell/tissue culture and animal cell/tissue/organ culture Hybridoma technology and novel methods for the production of monoclonal antibodies transformative capacity of microbes in production of hard to synthesize pharmaceuticals methods of cell immobilization and their applications environmental and social role of biotechnology and bioinformatics. Features Question bank photo gallery and some useful websites. Objective questions related to biotechnology from GATE Pharmaceutical Sciences and Life Sciences. 286 pp.

Soft cover. Condition: New. 2nd Edition. Contents 1. Management. 2. Principles of management. 3. Administrative management. 4. Production management. 5. Materials management control. 6. Personnel management. 7. Pharmaceutical marketing. 8. Channels of distribution. 9. Salesmanship. 10. Marketing research. 11. Personnel management functions. 12. Accounting and its principles. 13. Recording of the business transactions. 14. Tribal balance and errors. 15. Financial statements. 16. Bank reconciliation statement. 17. Bills of exchange. 18. Treatment of cheques. 19. Economics. 20. Trade. 21. Insurance. 22. Labour welfare. Model question papers. Appendix. Index. From the foreword The textbook consists of two major sections. 1. Principles and Practice and types of management involved in pharmaceutical industry. 2. Basic principles of accountancy and book keeping. All the topics have been explained in a simple language. The contents which merit attention are given in the form of points at the starting of each chapter. At the end of each chapter important questions have been provided. The book is an modest attempt by the author to present various pharmaceutical management principles ought to be known by a pharmacy graduate. 365 pp.

Soft cover. Condition: New. 2nd Edition. Contents Preface. Greek Alphabets. 1. States of matter. 2. Physical properties of drug molecules. 3. Phase rule. 4. Thermodynamics. 5. Rheology. 6. Diffusion and dissolution. 7. Colloids. 8. Chemical kinetics. 9. Solutions of nonelectrolytes. 10. Solutions of electrolytes. 11. Solubility and distribution phenomena. 12. The solid state. 13. Micromeritics. 14. Interfacial phenomena. 15. Units and measures. Appendix. Bibliography. Index. Physical Pharmacy is one of the important subjects for a pharmacy student. The purpose of introducing this subject in the first or second year graduate curriculum is to make the students thoroughly acquainted with the fundamental concepts which helps them in successive years. However the purpose is not served due to complexities in understanding the subject from the other textbooks existing in the market. This book Essentials of Physical Pharmacy is mainly designed to remove the phobia from the minds of students towards physical pharmacy. The author's experience in the subject has shown them that it is often difficult for the students to understand an oversimplified presentation than the one that is rigorous enough to engender some insight into the relevance of material. This was the primary objective in designing the contents of the book. This presents fundamental concepts in a lucid disentangled and self explanatory form. Each chapter includes discussion of important experiments and investigations followed by a set of problems. Glossary is included to facilitate students to avoid meomorising isolated definitions. 258 pp.

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Hardcover. Condition: New. Contents: 1. Introduction. 2. Elements, requirements and interpretation of ISO 9001:2000 quality management system. 3. Good Laboratory Practice (GLP). 4. Methods of Analytical Quality Assurance (AQA). 5. Interpretation of good manufacturing practice-guide for active pharmaceutical ingredients. 6. Statistical quality control. 7. Quality audit. Summary. Questions. Appendices. Bibliography. References. Subject Index. "Quality Assurance (QA) is a measure of the degree of sophistication of managerial, scientific and technical tools used in the design and implementation of product process of any industry. QA is the most vital function of Total Quality Management (TQM) in pharmaceutical industry. This book presents the basic concepts on various topics like QMS, GLP, GMP, Quality Audit, Statistical Quality Control and analytical methods for QA. The elements, requirement and interpretation of ISO 9000 series of QMS are presented in detail. The principles of GLP and GMP are discussed which are expected to guide the manufacturer and the regulator for maintaining high scientific and professional standards for ensuring only drugs of highest quality are produced and marketed. Each chapter is provided with a summary and typical questions and in Appendix, the latest information on the international Standards of QMS, GLP and GMP are included for ready reference." (jacket).

Hardcover. Condition: New. Contents: Preface. 1. Introduction: i. What is industrial steroid analysis? ii. Scope and limitations. 2. Methods used in steroid analysis: i. Spectroscopic methods and related techniques. ii. Chromatographic methods. iii. Protein binding methods. iv. Electroanalytical methods (potentiometry, polarography and voltammetry). 3. Structural elucidation of steroids: i. The role of structure elucidation studies in steroid research and production. ii. Synthetic products. iii. Natural products. iv. Structure elucidation of minor steroid components in mixtures. 4. Analytical control of the production of steroids: i. Analysis of raw materials. ii. In-process control in steroid syntheses. iii. Assays for the purity of bulk steroids. 5. Analytical control of steroid formulations: i. Analytical aspects of preformulation studies. ii. Analyses of steroid formulations. iii. Analytical problems associated with stability testing. 6. Determination of steroids in biological media: i. Determination of steroids in bioavailability and pharmacokinetic studies. ii. Health control of workers in steroid hormone production. Index. "This unique work describes the analytical chemistry of an important group of pharmaceutical compounds from the viewpoint of the pharmaceutical scientist. It reflects the view of an analytical chemist with 30 years practical and research experience in the pharmaceutical sciences, who has invited a team of specialist experts to collaborate in this exciting and challenging project. Investigating the spectroscopic, chromatographic, immunological and electroanalytical methods used in industrial steroid analysis, the book gives a balance of examples to reflect the special needs of pharmaceutical industrial scientists. Covering several aspects of the structure elucidation of steroids which occur in pharmaceutics, the authors cover a range of new synthetic products not previously discussed in literate for. The authors present analytical problems associated with the investigation of bulk steroid drugs, dealing with the starting materials of steroid semi-synthesis, with examples of in-process-control merit. They deal with preformulation studies, discuss assay and stability methods, and determine steroids in biological samples from an analytical viewpoint as well as in terms of health control in steroid production.".

Hardcover. Condition: New. 1st Edition. Contents Preface. Acknowledgement. I. Designing an article 1. Planning and observation. 2. Writing. 3. Editing and revising. 4. Submitting manuscript and follow ups. 5. Avoiding rejection. 6. Scientific review writing. 7. Open access journals. II. Journals profiles 8. AAPS PharmaSciTech. 9. The AAPS journal. 10. Analytical and bioanalytical chemistry. 11. Alternative and complementary therapies. 12. Acta pharmaceutica. 13. Advanced drug delivery review. 14. Alternative medicine review. 15. American journal of pharmaceutical education. 16. American journal of drug delivery. 17. American pharmaceutical review. 18. Archiv der pharmazie. 19. Archives of pharmacal research. 20. Biopharmaceutics and drug disposition. 21. Biotechnology letters. 22. Biotherapy. 23. British journal of pharmacology. 24. ChemMedChem. 25. Current pharmaceutical analysis. 26. Current pharmaceutical biotechnology. 27. Critical reviews TM in therapeutic drug carrier systems. 28. Current topics in medicinal chemistry. 29. Current science. 30. Drug development and industrial pharmacy. 31. Drug development research. 32. DiePharmazie. 33. Drug delivery technology. 34. Drug delivery. 35. Drug discovery today. 36. Dhaka University journal of pharmaceutical sciences. 37. East and Central African journal of pharmaceutical sciences. 38. European journal of clinical pharmacology. 39. European journal of medicinal chemistry. 40. Ethiopian pharmaceutical journal. 41. European journal of pharmaceutics and biopharmaceutics. 42. European journal of pharmaceutical sciences. 43. Fitoterapia. 44. Hospital pharmacist. 45. Indian journal of chemistry (section B). 46. Indian journal of hospital pharmacy. 47. Indian journal of pharmaceutical education and research. 48. Indian journal of pharmacology. 49. International journal of peptide research and therapeutics. 50. Indian journal of pharmaceutical sciences. 51. Indian journal of traditional knowledge. 52. India journal of experimental biology. 53. The Indian pharmacist. 54. Investigational new drugs. 55. Indian drugs. 56. The international journal of pharmacy education. 57. International journal of pharmacy practice. 58. International journal of pharmaceutics. 59. Iranian journal of pharmaceutical research. 60. Journal of biomedical sciences. 61. Journal of chromatography B. 62. Journal of drug evaluation. 63. Journal of drug targeting. 64. Journal of microencapsulation. 65. Journal of liposome research. 66. Journal of nanotechnology. 67. Journal of pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics. 68. Journal of alternative and complementary medicine. 69. Journal of Asian natural products research. 70. Journal of the American Oil Chemists Society. 71. Journal of clinical pharmacy and therapeutics. 72. Journal of controlled release. 73. Journal of essential oil research. 74. Journal of health science. 75. Journal of medicinal and aromatic plant sciences. 76. Journal of medicinal chemistry. 77. Journal of nanoparticle research. 78. Journal of natural medicines. 79. Journal of pharmaceutical and allied sciences. 80. Journal of ethnopharmacology. 81. Journal of pharmaceutical care. 82. Journal of pharmaceutical and biomedical analysis. 83. Journal of pharmacology and experimental therapeutics. 84. Journal of pharmacy and pharmacology. 85. Journal of pharmacy practice and research. 86. Journal of pharmacy and pharmaceutical sciences. 87. Journal of pharmaceutical sciences. 88. Journal of pharmacy technology. 89. Journal of pharmacological and toxicological methods. 90. Katmandu University journal of engineering science and technology. 91. Medicinal chemistry. 92. Medicinal research reviews. 93. Nature. 94. Nigerian journal of pharmaceutical research. 95. Natural product radiance. 96. Natural pharmacy. 97. Pharmaceutical chemistry journal. 98. PDA journal of pharmaceutical science and technology. 99. Pharmaceutical Biology. 100. Pharmaceutical research. 101. Pharmaceutical technology. 102. Pharma review. 103. Pharmacognosy magazine. 104. Pharm.

Soft cover. Condition: New. Contents 1. Introduction to analytical chemistry. 2. Statistical treatment of analytical data. 3. Quantitative method of analysis. 4. Gravimetric analysis. 5. Introduction to volumetric analysis. 6. Acid base titrations. 7. Redox titrations. 8. Complexometric titrations. 9. Chromatography. 10. Paper chromatography. 11. Thin layer chromatography. 12. Gas Chromatography (GC). 13. High performance liquid chromatography. 14. Column chromatography. 15. Ion exchange chromatography. 16. Gel Permeation Chromatography (GPC). 17. Spectroscopy. 18. UV visible spectroscopy. 19. Turbidimetry and nephelometry. 20. Molecular fluorescence and phosphorescence and chemiluminescence spectrometry. 21. Infra red spectroscopy. 22. Raman spectroscopy. 23. Atomic emission fluorescence and absorption spectroscopy. 24. Flame photometry. 25. Inductively Coupled Plasma Optical Emission Spectrometry (ICP OES). 26. Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry (ICP MS). 27. Mass spectroscopy. 28. Photacoustic spectroscopy. 29. X Ray absorption diffraction and fluorescence spectroscopy. 30. Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy. 31. Electron spin resonance spectroscopy. 32. Thermal analysis. 33. Electro analytical chemistry. 34. Potentiometry. 35. Conductometry. 36. Electrogravimetry. 37. Coulometric methods of analysis. 38. Voltammetry. Index. Analytical Chemistry plays a vital role in many disciplines like chemistry physics biology and industrial process. Scientists engineers and technicians in all fields of chemistry biotechnology water resources engineering and medicine often need information from chemical analysis. In addition after the analysis is done interpretation of the data is complicated and plays a major role. The present book is for providing training to analytical chemists in various modern analytical methods which is a major task for Universities Industrial organizations and government laboratories because of the rapid growth in new techniques and necessity of analyzing multi complex samples in short time. Salient Features Many of the topics are presented with thorough background of related chemical principle. Wide range of new analytical techniques that are useful in modern analytical chemistry are presented in this book so that necessary confidence can be acquired to obtain high quality analytical data. Basic principles of Gravimetric Volumetric Analysis with latest developments and statistical treatment of analytical data are provided. Atomic absorption inductively couple plasma spectroscopy and flame photometry are presented with details of design fabrication and operational variables and their applications are presented with good examples. Electroanalytical method are given in detail and discussed with their specific applications. 892 pp.

Hardcover. Condition: New. 2nd Edition. Contents Foreword. Preface. Part I. New drugs and formulations 1. New drug substances. 2. Evaluation of early development candidates physical properties. 3. Evaluation of early development candidates drug safety. 4. Complimentary techniques for solid state drug analysis. 5. Salt selection characterization and polymorphism assessment. 6. Dissolution testing. 7. Oral formulations. 8. Novel drug delivery systems. 9. Oral drug regulatory departments and guidelines. 10. Pharmaceutical technology. 11. Product processing and evaluation. 12. Quality control investigations. 13. Biotechnology products. Part II. Drug transport and pharmaceutical statistics 14. Gastro intestinal tract membrane drug transport. 15. Oral pharmacokinetics. 16. Biopharmaceutics a clinical trial perspective. 17. Drug absorption study models. 18. Drug absorption improvement techniques. 19. Prodrugs design kinetic study and synthesis. 20. Pharmaceutical statistics in oral drug development. 21. Statistical methodologies in the quality control of the industrial processes an oral drug industry perspective. Index. In recent years oral formulations development has undergone a phenomenal growth both in theory and practice. Especially with the introduction of high throughput synthesis and screening a great number of molecules are reaching the hands of a formulator be it an industrial formulator or a practicing pharmacist. In both cases the first formulations developed are intended to be administrator orally. For efficient oral formulations development a thorough understanding of pharmaceutical technology is needed with a good comprehension of drug transport across the gastro intestinal tract new drug discovery biopharmaceutics pharmacokinetics delivery systems prodrugs and regulatory affairs. Attempts have been made to familiarize the readers with all these and their theoretical and practical aspects. A chapter on drug safety and two chapters on statistics with practical examples have been included. Each chapter is provided with questions intended for the application of the theories and methods taught in that chapter keeping in mind the syllabi for pharmaceutics medicinal chemistry and pharmacology streams. A selective reference of the relevant recent literature on this field comprising mostly of textbooks monographs and review articles is given. This textbook can be adopted at any stage of university teaching. It would also be useful for the industrial personnel. This book would be called a complete guide for every pharmacist who wants to know on oral formulations. 638 pp.

Soft cover. Condition: New. 2nd Edition. Contents Preface 1 Introduction to chemical instrumental analysis 2 Simple DC and AC electric circuits 3 Electronic circuits 4 Operational amplifiers logic devices and computers 5 Introduction to spectral methods of analysis 6 Atomic absorption spectrophotometry 7 Flame emission and atomic emission 8 Atomic fluorescence resonant ionization and laser enhanced ionization 9 Ultraviolet visible spectroscopy of polyatomic species 10 Chemiluminescence and electrochemiluminescence 11 Fluorescence and phosphorescence 12 Infrared spectrophotometry 13 Photoacoustic spectrometry 14 Radiative scattering 15 Refractometry 16 Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy 17 Electron spin resonance spectrometry 18 X ray methods 19 Electron spectroscopy 20 Radiochemical methods 21 Mass spectrometry 22 Potentiometry 23 Nonpotentiometric electroanalysis 24 Introduction to chromatography 25 Liquid chromatography 26 Gas chromatography 27 Thermal analysis 28 Automated analysis Appendices 1 Problem answers 2 ASCII characters with corresponding octal decimal hexadecimal and binary values 3 Abbreviations 4 Constants Index. 1004 pp.