Blogs about: Cytochrome P450
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Michael Jackson’s Death Illustrates the Danger of Adverse Drug Reactions
The tragic death of Michael Jackson has the potential to create an important “learning moment” for physicians and patients. According to the Journal of American Medical Association, advers… more →
A Forum for Improving Drug Safety
How the Body Handles Drugs USING Kidney and Liver-INTERESTING FACT
KUSH wrote 6 days ago: Concentrations of Drugs in the Blood are a Balance Between Input and Output The concentrations of al … more →
5 Websites to Keep in Your Health Rolodex
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Dr. Desiree Jones wrote 4 months ago: The World Wide Web is an enormous smorgasbord of information, and while it is an incomparable asset … more →
Michael Jackson’s Death Illustrates the Danger of Adverse Drug Reactions
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DNADiva wrote 5 months ago: The tragic death of Michael Jackson has the potential to create an important “learning moment … more →
It's all gone Wong
Eachan wrote 10 months ago: Here are some pictures of where I do my lab work with the Wong Group, University of Oxford. The spir … more →
Decreased Susceptibility of the Cytochrome P450 2B6 Variant K262R to Inhibition by Several Clinically Important Drugs.
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DNADiva wrote 1 year ago: Drug Metab Dispos. 2008 Dec 12 Talakad JC, Kumar S, Halpert JR. University of California San Diego. … more →
Mayo study further confirms the importance of CYP2D6 for tamoxifen effectiveness building the case for genotyping and medication management
DNADiva wrote 1 year ago: Mayo gave a presentation yesterday at the 31st annual San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium that furth … more →
Genelex's CEO Medicare Comments on Warfarin DNA Testing
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DNADiva wrote 1 year ago: Today is the last day to express your opinion on whether warfarin (Coumadin) DNA testing should be c … more →
Warfarin DNA Testing Reimbursement Public Comment DEADLINE Wednesday 9/3/08
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DNADiva wrote 1 year ago: Here is a recent email sent by Genelex’s CEO, Howard Coleman to people with an interest in per … more →
Want a Strawberry flavored apple?
Tamal wrote 1 year ago: The university of Texas Medical school assistant professor Dr. CS Raman and his colleagues reported … more →
Drug Interactions of Oral Contraceptives
joesterheld wrote 1 year ago: COMMENT: The drug interactions of oral contraceptives (OCs) are quite complex. They are both a victi … more →
Genetic Polymorphisms Associated with Methylphenidate
DNADiva wrote 1 year ago: COMMENT Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder is one of the most common psychiatric diagnoses of … more →
Herb-Drug Interactions
joesterheld wrote 1 year ago: COMMENT: H. canadensis (goldenseal or Golden Seal, a perennial of the buttercup family), otherwise … more →
OATP Knock Out Murine Model
DNADiva wrote 1 year ago: COMMENT: The mutant in vivo mouse model or the so-called “knock out” (ko) mouse in which … more →
Desipramine / Bupropion Clinical Drug-Drug Interaction
DNADiva wrote 1 year ago: COMMENT: The fact that desipramine levels were doubled with the addition of bupropion was a surprisi … more →
Science magazine fuels DNA testing controvery with prejudicial misquote
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DNADiva wrote 1 year ago: There is a policy comment due out in Science today in which Genelex’s website is prejudicially quote … more →
Pharmacokinetic Interaction Between Tadalafil and Bosentan in Healthy Male Subjects
DNADiva wrote 1 year ago: COMMENT: Combinations of agents are being tried for pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH)- a serious … more →
Comparison of two immortalized human cell lines to study nuclear receptor mediated CYP3A4 induction
DNADiva wrote 1 year ago: Harmsen S, Koster A, Beijnen JH, Schellens JH, Meijerman I.Utrecht University. Since cytochrome P450 … more →
Pharmacokinetic interactions between contraceptives and antiepileptic drugs
DNADiva wrote 1 year ago: COMMENT: This is a short review of an important subject especially for psychiatrists and neurologist … more →
CYP2C19*17
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DNADiva wrote 1 year ago: COMMENT: Only in the last year has a new allele of CYP2C19 been recognized. CYP2C19*17 is associated … more →
