Drug X BE study [Design Issues]

posted by rahul dixit – 2011-01-18 07:00 (5633 d 13:55 ago) – Posting: # 6436
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Dear Sir,
Thanks a lot.
We could not find the root cause of the variability.

Is matching a dissolution profile in multi pH media with innovator helpful to achieve the bioequivalence ?
With BCS class IV molecules with site specific absorption, what will be the criteria to achive the bioequivalence?
Are there any other tools other than dissolution study to identify the right test formulation to carry out the BE study?
What are the critical things which needs to be added in the study protocol to reduce the variability?
is partial replicate design helpful for class IV molecules?
Regards
Rahul

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