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Published on 17 October 2017

HIV patients will accept generic treatments

Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) patients in high-income countries are likely to accept the introduction of generic antiretroviral (ARV) drugs, according to a study carried out by researchers in Ireland [1]....

Author(s): GaBI Journal Editor

DOI: 10.5639/gabij.2017.0604.041

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Readers' Comments

Published on 14 December 2015

Pro-generics policies and the backlog in medicines registration in South Africa: implications for access to essential and affordable medicines Comment by Ernest Schay, Bayer Thank you for this very interesting...

Author(s): GaBI Journal Editor

DOI: 10.5639/gabij.2015.0404.044

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Commentary

Published on 19 July 2022

Substitution and interchangeability: time for a conversation?

Author byline as per print journal: Chad Rieger1, MBA; Lisa Hall1, PhD; David Lim2,3, DPH Abstract: Bandiera et al. (2002) identified the potential for competitors’ promotional materials to use certain...

Australia, interchangeability, substitution

DOI: 10.5639/gabij.2022.1102.009

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Published on 29 January 2015

2014/4 GaBI Journal Table of Contents

Contents Editor’s Letter Fourth and final issue of GaBI Journal’s third volume Editorial Availability and procurement of generics in hospitals among medium-sized European countries Letters to the Editor Access to...

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Sponsored Article

Published on 25 April 2022

Structural characterization methods for biosimilars: fit-for-purpose, qualified or validated

Abstract: Detailed and accurate structural characterization of biopharmaceuticals is of paramount importance for product definition, assessment of impurities and achieving in-depth understanding of manufacturing processes. But how can we have...

Author(s): Richard L Easton, BSC (Hons), DIC, PhD

analytical development, mass spectrometry, process related impurities, structural characterization

DOI: 10.5639/gabij.2022.1101.007

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Original Research

Published on 24 November 2022

Pharmacokinetic bioequivalence of sitagliptin phosphate tablet formulations: a randomized, open-label, crossover study in healthy volunteers

Author byline as per print journal: Chuei Wuei Leong1, PhD; Elton Sagim1, BBiomedSc; Kar Ming Yee1, BPharm; Muhammad Shalhadi Saharuddin1, BSc; Nik Mohd Zulhakimi Nik Abdullah1, BSc; Noramirah Farhanah Saberi1,...

bioequivalence, new branded generics, pharmacokinetics, sitagliptin

DOI: 10.5639/gabij.2023.1201.003

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Sponsored Article

Published on 14 September 2023

Biosimilar antibody drug conjugates: considerations of higher order structure and aggregation

Abstract: Undoubtedly the complexity of antibody drug conjugate (ADC) molecules where three components (monoclonal antibody, cytotoxic drug and appropriate linker) are involved poses a challenge for biosimilar development. As with...

Author(s): Richard L Easton, BSC (Hons), DIC, PhD

antibody-drug conjugates, biosimilarity, characterization techniques, higher order structure, orthogonality, protein aggregation

DOI: 10.5639/gabij.2023.1203.018

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Published on 22 October 2014

2013/1 GaBI Journal Table of Contents

Contents Editor's Letter Editor’s introduction to the wide range of topics in the initial issue of the second volume of GaBI Journal Letters to the Editor The ethics of biosimilars...

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Editor's Letter

Published on 29 September 2021

Latest features in GaBI Journal, 2021, Issue 3

This issue of GaBI Journal contains articles dealing with some very practical issues related to the evaluation, describing, and use of generic and biosimilar products. These issues include the uncertainty...

Author(s): Professor Philip D Walson, MD

DOI: 10.5639/gabij.2021.1003.012

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Published on 22 October 2014

2014/1 GaBI Journal Table of Contents

Contents Editor's Letter Editor’s introduction to the initial issue of the third volume of GaBI Journal Editorial Drug shortages hit US oncologists hard Letters to the Editor Common or distinct...

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Research News

Published on 27 September 2017

Healthcare professionals will accept generic HIV treatments

Healthcare professionals working with HIV patients in high-income countries are likely to accept the introduction of generic antiretroviral drugs (ARVs), according to a study carried out by researchers in Ireland...

Author(s): GaBI Journal Editor

DOI: 10.5639/gabij.2017.0603.029

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