excipients - definition of excipients in the Medical dictionary - by the Free Online Medical Dictionary, Thesaurus and Encyclopedia.

Users of this system are said to get a competitive advantage in macromolecular characterization from the only vendor capable of offering a comprehensive, advanced detector system for the characterization of natural and synthetic polymers, copolymers, proteins, pegylated proteins, protein conjugates, aggregates and excipients.

Triple detector by Rubber World

The draft guidance outlines the risk assessment procedure for new active pharmaceutical substances, their metabolites, and possibly excipients (the inert substances in which a drug is delivered) if they are deemed similar to chemicals with known adverse environmental effects.

Damming the flow of drugs into drinking water by Hemminger, Pat / Environmental Health Perspectives

Taglined "global coverage of APIs, excipients, chemicals, sourcing and formulation," the new magazine is targeted to biochemists, bioengineers, lab directors, production engineers and related professionals at pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical manufacturing companies, their suppliers and research operations as well as consultants and government personnel.

"Pharma & Bio Ingredients" from Rodman Publications by Business Publisher

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