Potency is an official measurement in pharmacology, or the science of prescribing drugs. It's also useful for describing a person's power or authority over others. The Latin root word is potentia, or "power," and its origin goes all the way back to the Sanskrit word for "master or ...
Further- more, by compiling and analyzing the latest research findings and identifying knowledge gaps, this review can guide future research directions and priorities in propolis pharmacology and therapeutics, fostering collaboration and dialogue among stakeholders and contributing to advancing our ...
Of the 30 chemicals, NOELs could be derived for 25 leaving the remaining 5 chemicals in which the study at the lowest dose had at least one case of sensitisation, meaning a NOEL could not be defined. The NOELs for the 25 chemicals were taken forward as estimates for the NESILs. In ...
This observation has an unclear meaning, however, as the applied drug dose in Fresta-study was 1–2 orders of magnitude above the commonly used dose (75 μg cm−2 when measuring biodistribution in pre-frozen skin samples and 500 μg cm−2 in skin blanching studies in vivo). Lack of...
Unless defined otherwise, all technical and scientific terms used herein have the same meaning as commonly understood by a person skilled in the art to which this invention belongs. 1. Definitions As used herein, the singular forms “a”, “an”, and “the” include plural referents unless ...