Toxicology & Allied Clinical Pharmacology

Chemical Toxicology: Study of toxic effects of chemicals on living organisms.
Clinical Pharmacology: Study dealing with drugs and their clinical use.
Pharmacological Formulation: The process of combining different chemical substances to form a final medicinal product.
Drug Delivery Systems: The path, approach, and transport of drugs to reach the biological target.
Drug Development: The process of developing new pharmaceutical drug for the identified lead compound.
Clinical Trial Designing: The trial, experimental, and observational studies in medical, clinical, and other researches.
Toxicology: The branch of science concerned with the nature, effects, and detection of poisons and toxins.
Dosage Forms: Mixing of appropriate doses of drug products in particular configuration to form drugs.
Drug Metabolism: The metabolic breakdown of drugs by body enzymes.
Drug Regulations: Regulating the drug usage according to the regulatory authorities.
Drug Targeting: The process of delivering the drugs by targeting the specific human parts.
Biopharmaceutics: Study dealing with physical, chemical properties, and biological effects of drugs.
Molecular Pharmacology: Study focusing on biochemical and biophysical characteristics of drugs at molecular level.
Pharmacological Therapeutics: Usage of drugs and their administration in treatment of diseases.
Immunopharmacology: Study dealing with the interaction of drugs with immune system and implementation of immunological techniques in drug development.
Environmental Pharmacology: Pharmacological study dealing with the chemical and toxic entries into the environment from humans in many forms.
Analytical Toxicology: The process of detecting, identifying, and measuring toxic compounds in biological and other specimens.
Genetic Toxicology: Study of toxic effects in genetic system.
Clinical Toxicology: The clinical studies, trials, and experiments on toxic effects due to several factors.
Molecular Toxicology: Study of toxic effects at molecular level due to various chemical components.
Applied Toxicology: The process of applying advanced principles and procedures to determine various toxic effects.
Computational Toxicology: Development of mathematical and computer-based models to determine the toxic effects by different factors.
Drug Toxicity: The specified toxic nature of drugs according to diagnostic techniques.
Industrial Toxicology: The study of examining the toxic effects from industrial wastes.
Clinical &Experimental Pharmacology: The study of clinical effects of toxic substances through experiments.
Clinical Pharmacology &Biopharmaceutics: The study of the chemical and physical properties of drugs and the biological effects they produce.
Drug Metabolism &Toxicology: The process drug undergoes to reduce the toxic effects as per the human body.
Immunotoxicology: ITOX is the study of immune dysfunctionresulting from exposure of an organism to a xenobiotic.
Toxinology: The studydealing with animal, plant, and microbial toxins.
Toxicokinetics: The process of generating pharmacokinetic data according to the toxicity to assess systemic exposure.
Toxicodynamics: The study dealing with the dynamic interactions of a toxicant with a biological target.

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Enliven: Toxicology & Allied Clinical Pharmacology

Anastasios Lymperopoulos

Khalid M. Elased

Mallikarjuna Reddy Pabbidi

Shengquan Liu

Syed Rizvi

Wayne Grant Carter