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Journal articles on the topic "Médicaments – Développement – Méthodologie"
Silva, Gabriella Menezes Freitas, Gil Dutra Furtado, Bianca Miranda Amorim, José Andreey Almeida Teles, Marcos Antônio Jerônimo Costa, and Felipe Eduardo da Silva Sobral. "CONTROLE DE LA POPULATION DE CHIENS DANS LA MUNICIPALITE DE JOAO PESSOA (BRÉSIL) PENDANT LES QUATRE ANS DE 2015 A 2018." ENVIRONMENTAL SMOKE 2, no. 1 (May 7, 2019): 79. http://dx.doi.org/10.32435/envsmoke.20192179.
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Toussaint, Michel. "Méthodologie et analyse des signaux électroencéphalographiques : développement d'un nouveau système." Mulhouse, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992MULH0208.
Full textFreland, Laure. "Mise au point d'une méthode de détection des composés pharmacologiquement actifs sur la voie D2R-AKT-GSK3." Thesis, Université Laval, 2012. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2012/28656/28656.pdf.
Full textDetoisien, Thibaud. "Cristallisation d'un sel pharmaceutique : développement de méthodologies d'étude." Aix-Marseille 3, 2010. https://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-02003175.
Full textThe salt formation of an active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) changes some physical and chemical properties of an API, such as its stability and its bioavailability. Pharmaceutical salts represent two thirds of the APIs in the pharmaceutical market world. Salt formation (acid-base reaction) can be coupled with its precipitation and pH monitoring helps understanding the chemical equilibriums. The bibliography part of this document focuses on Cs = f (pH) theoretical curves writing and the reasons leading to a choice of a particular salt of an API. The chosen API for this work is an hydrochlorate that crystallizes as needles. The work at the CINaM lab consisted first in developing a polymorphs screening method with the fewest materials in a short time-lapse. 12 phases have been discovered, 2 as anhydrous phases, 5 hydrates and 5 solvates. A monocrystal of the API base has been prepared to analyze its crystalline structure and to compare it to a salt structure solved by some molecular modelisation work. Solubility measurements in ethanol/water mixes helped us prepare our work at the LAGEP lab for crystallization studies in an homothetic reactor under stirring. In situ monitoring with FBRM and video probes helped us understand the effect of a particular crystallization process on crystal properties. The best process, crystallization with seeding, has been studied in details. Unfortunately, the salt/solvent combo choice has been fixed before the thesis, which hasn’t allowed us to develop a process to crystallize another phase with a different habit
Benlahouès, Antoine. "Développements de méthodologies de synthèse innovantes pour l'obtention de chimiothèques de polyélectrolytes multifonctionnalisés." Thesis, Paris Est, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018PESC1063/document.
Full textPolyelectrolytes are water-soluble charged polymers that are ubiquitous in life science and capable of interacting with many cellular constituents. Their use in clinical trials is currently limited by a lack of reliable data on the relationships linking their structures to bioproperties. This project is part of a larger program aimed at obtaining a library of well-characterized multifunctionalized polyelectrolytes for the screening of bioproperties. In this framework, we aimed at synthesizing macromolecular chains containing malonic units C(COOH)2 located at various positions alongside the polymer backbone. These units can be used as starting points to introduce several other functional groups using many reactions from organic chemistry, leading to a great number of structures from a common skeleton, including copolymers. This thesis is schematically divided into four parts: (a) a bibliographical presentation of the relationships existing between structures and properties for multifunctional polymers, followed by a more specific analysis on the importance of carboxylic esters positioning alongside a carbon chain backbone, (b) a description of experimental efforts aimed at obtaining poly(trimethylene-1,1-dicarboxylate)s, key intermediates in the synthesis of a large family of polymers described in the next chapters, (c) a depiction of the hydrolysis of the above precursor, yielding poly(trimethylene-1,1-dicarboxylic acid), as well as of the properties and reactivity of this polyacid, (d) a detailed report on the synthesis of poly(trimethylenecarboxylic acid) via the quantitative decarboxylation of the above polyacid, as well as of the properties and reactivity of this polyacid. A special focus is made in the last two sections on the scope and limitations of various post-functionalizing procedures when attempting to obtain a large library of functional polymers from polycarboxylic precursors
Gheyouche, Ennys. "Développement de méthodologies innovantes pour la caractérisation d’interfaces protéine-protéine et la conception d’inhibiteurs spécifiques : exploration de l’interface protéique de RhoA /ArhGEF1." Thesis, Nantes, 2020. http://www.theses.fr/2020NANT1036.
Full textRas GTPases superfamily is one of the largest proteine families involved in cell signal transduction, with a total of 166 members. This superfamily shares a common activation mechanism in which the hydrolysis of a GTP to GDP arrests post stimulation cell signalling. The GTPase can then be reloaded in GTP by a specific guanine exchange factor (GEF). In our study, using in silico approaches, we sought to understand at the molecular level, how p115-GEF (Arhgef- 1) was involved in the nucleotide exchange mechanism in RhoA. RhoA plays a key role in the response of vascular smooth muscle cells to angiotensin II. Our approach consisted in studying by all atom molecular dynamics simulations the different free and bound forms of the two protein partners, as well as the influence of magnesium and nucleotide in this process. This study allowed us to determine the key steps of the nucleotide exchange mechanism, specifying the amino acids and structural modifications essential to the mechanism. In parallel, we have implemented a structure-based virtual screening strategy by analyzing key conformational changes prior to nucleotide exchange. This ensemblebased strategy has allowed to identify several potential ligands that have demonstrated their affinities and specificity in vitro. We have continued this preliminary work of hit identification through a phase of optimization of molecules of interest. First, a combinatorial analysis of potential chemical changes revealed new compounds to be synthesized and tested. Second, the identification of the main chemical groups playing a role in the interaction with the target made it possible to identify alternative compounds discarded during the preliminary screening phase. The molecules identified in these three approaches are experimentally evaluated. The combination of virtual, fundamental and finalized approaches has allowed us to better understand the nucleotide exchange mechanism for RhoA and to identify specific inhibitors. The experimental confirmation of these predictions should pave the way for solid therapeutic solutions for high blood pressure
Hurault-Delarue, Caroline. "Approche longitudinale et quantitative de l'exposition aux médicaments dans les études de pharmaco-épidémiologie : développement méthodologique et application aux expositions au cours de la grossesse dans la cohorte EFEMERIS." Thesis, Toulouse 3, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016TOU30041.
Full textThe intensity and duration of drug exposure may contribute to the occurrence of drug adverse effects. However, these parameters are rarely simultaneously addressed in studies of risks associated to drug exposure, in particular during pregnancy. Administrative databases give the opportunity to apprehend these parameters and to reconstruct the history of patient drug exposure. The aim of this research is to develop a new method of exposure measurement in order to cluster individuals, taking into account both the intensity and the evolution of exposure. The application to pharmaco-epidemiological studies allow a quantitative approach of drug exposure and longitudinal over time defining individual trajectories of exposure. We used an unsupervised clustering method based on an implementation of K-means adapted to longitudinal data analysis to cluster individuals in homogeneous groups according to their trajectories. This "trajectory method" was applied to psychotropic drug exposure during pregnancy, using EFEMERIS database. The first phase of this application led to the identification of clusters with homogeneous profiles. During the second phase, clusters of women exposed to anxiolytic and hypnotic drugs were used as independent variables to study the effects of in utero exposure to these drugs on newborns and children. The study especially indicates a dose-response relationship between the 4 clusters and an increased risk of neonatal pathologies after an exposure to a heavy drug burden. By contrast, results concerning women punctually exposed or exposed to a light drug burden were reassuring. This application to real-clinical-data has validated this method and demonstrates the interest value of considering intensity and evolution of drug exposure over time in pharmaco-epidemiological studies. The proposed method could be adapted to other populations, classes of drugs and other types of exposure. This "trajectorial" approach of exposure opens up new prospects for future epidemiological studies
Chelin, Corinne. "Cultures de coupes de foie de rat : développement méthodologique et étude de l'induction des isoenzymes dépendants du cytochrome P450." Paris 5, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996PA05P171.
Full textPouech, Charlene. "Développement de méthodologies analytiques pour l'étude de la migration depuis des contenants en matière plastique prévus pour des applications pharmaceutiques vers des solutions aqueuses et des fluides biologiques." Thesis, Lyon 1, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014LYO10118.
Full textKazma, Rémi. "Les interactions gène-environnement dans les études génétiques des maladies complexes." Phd thesis, Université Paris Sud - Paris XI, 2010. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00502881.
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