romanceliu - 4-6-2012 at 21:32
now my work is synthesis API , and i come this forum and read , could you introduce one API forum ? which tell more inforamtion and process in API,
thanks
Hexavalent - 5-6-2012 at 04:26
This is really unclear. API, or Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients, are a class of compounds, not a specific one. What do you want? An overview of some
of the techniques used in chemical synthesis, or help with a specific one?
What do you mean by your work is synthesising API's? Are you a chemical engineer making them on a large scale or a scientist developing new ones?
You may find this paper useful; http://www.chimia.ch/x_data/heft_pdf/302609_Editorial.pdf
romanceliu - 5-6-2012 at 17:32
yes , i am chemical engneer marking them on a large sacale , now more and more API appearce ,
we want to find GOOD CHEMICALS , and fit market ,
so i want to find furm and find more information about this ,
thanks
Hexavalent - 5-6-2012 at 20:42
So...you either want us to tell us where to buy your materials or get us to do research for you (what people at your company probably get paid to do)
into new types of pharmaceutical compounds?
You'll really have to be more specific about what area you want to focus on; cancer treatment possibilities, pain relief, arthiritis, etc.
Personally, I think research into the transition metal complexes of popular medicines, e.g. copper acetylsalicylate
(tetrakis-μ-acetylsalicylato-dicopper(II), dicopper 2-acetyloxybenzoate) is particularly interesting;
because of their potential, yet at present not very well known, pharmaceutical uses. For example, this compound is known to be an effective treatment
for rheumatoid arthiritis in lab animals but still needs further research and development as it has all the prospects of success in becoming an
antithrombotic drug that prevents and treats thrombotic diseases in humans.
[Edited on 6-6-2012 by Hexavalent]
[Edited on 6-6-2012 by Hexavalent]
Hexavalent - 7-6-2012 at 15:59
Nicodem - why have you moved this thread to Forum Matters??