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トロフィネチドの生体同等性を評価するためのフェーズ1,ランダム化,オープンラベル試験は,健康な成人の口服用溶液および口服用溶液のための粉末として使用準備済みである

Mona Darwish1, Amy Yamamoto2, Yvonne Adegbenle2

  • 1Acadia Pharmaceuticals Inc., 502 Carnegie Center, Suite 300, Princeton, NJ, 08540, USA. mdarwish@ACADIA-Pharm.com.

Advances in therapy
|February 12, 2026
PubMed
まとめ

トロフィネチド (TPOS) の新しい粉末製剤は,レット症候群の治療のための口服溶液 (TOS) に生体同等である. このTPOS製剤は利点があり,生物学的利用可能性に影響を与えることなく,さまざまな水量で作ることができます.

キーワード:
生物学的同等性についてファルマコキネティクスレット症候群 (Rett syndrome) とは,レット症候群 (Rett syndrome) とは,レット症候群 (Rett syndrome) とは,レット症候群 (Rett syndrome) とはトロフィネチド粉末を口服用溶液に用いるトロフィネチドの口服用溶液の使用準備が整いました.

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