The chromatographic capacity factors (log k‘) for 32 structurally diverse drugs were determined by high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) on a stationary phase composed of phospholipids, the so-called immobilized artificial membrane (IAM). In addition, quantitative structure-retention relationships (QSRR) were developed in order to explain the dependence of retention on the chemical structure of the neutral, acidic, and basic drugs considered in this study. The obtained retention data were modeled by means of multiple regression analysis (MLR) and partial least squares (PLS) techniques. The structures of the compounds under study were characterized by means of calculated physicochemical properties and several nonempirical descr...
The objectives of this study were to establish guidelines for the proper measurement of capacity fac...
The objectives of this study were to establish guidelines for the proper measurement of capacity fac...
Purpose. To assess the effect of molecular factors influencing retention on immobilized artificial m...
The Chromatographic capacity factors (log k′) for 32 structurally diverse drugs were determined by h...
A set of 12 drugs, consisting of structurally unrelated neutral, basic, acidic and amphoteric compou...
A set of 12 drugs, consisting of structurally unrelated neutral, basic, acidic and amphoteric compou...
A set of 12 drugs, consisting of structurally unrelated neutral, basic, acidic and amphoteric compou...
PURPOSE: To assess the effect of molecular factors influencing retention on immobilized artificial m...
A set of 12 drugs, consisting of structurally unrelated neutral, basic, acidic and amphoteric compou...
Immobilized artificial membranes (IAMs) are a model of liposome membranes. Drug membrane interaction...
The aims of this study were to investigate whether three commercially available immobilized artifici...
The chromatographic capacity factors of 39 neutral and basic compounds were measured on an immobiliz...
The chromatographic capacity factors of 39 neutral and basic compounds were measured on an immobiliz...
The chromatographic capacity factors of 39 neutral and basic compounds were measured on an immobiliz...
The chromatographic capacity factors of 39 neutral and basic compounds were measured on an immobiliz...
The objectives of this study were to establish guidelines for the proper measurement of capacity fac...
The objectives of this study were to establish guidelines for the proper measurement of capacity fac...
Purpose. To assess the effect of molecular factors influencing retention on immobilized artificial m...
The Chromatographic capacity factors (log k′) for 32 structurally diverse drugs were determined by h...
A set of 12 drugs, consisting of structurally unrelated neutral, basic, acidic and amphoteric compou...
A set of 12 drugs, consisting of structurally unrelated neutral, basic, acidic and amphoteric compou...
A set of 12 drugs, consisting of structurally unrelated neutral, basic, acidic and amphoteric compou...
PURPOSE: To assess the effect of molecular factors influencing retention on immobilized artificial m...
A set of 12 drugs, consisting of structurally unrelated neutral, basic, acidic and amphoteric compou...
Immobilized artificial membranes (IAMs) are a model of liposome membranes. Drug membrane interaction...
The aims of this study were to investigate whether three commercially available immobilized artifici...
The chromatographic capacity factors of 39 neutral and basic compounds were measured on an immobiliz...
The chromatographic capacity factors of 39 neutral and basic compounds were measured on an immobiliz...
The chromatographic capacity factors of 39 neutral and basic compounds were measured on an immobiliz...
The chromatographic capacity factors of 39 neutral and basic compounds were measured on an immobiliz...
The objectives of this study were to establish guidelines for the proper measurement of capacity fac...
The objectives of this study were to establish guidelines for the proper measurement of capacity fac...
Purpose. To assess the effect of molecular factors influencing retention on immobilized artificial m...