[Advances in in vitro assessment models and screening methods for blood glucose-lowering medications].

Q3 Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutics
Lin-Jie Dong, Jiang-Lan Long, Jian Zhang, Yu Zhang, Dan Yan
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Abstract

Diabetes, a common metabolic condition, is recognized by the worldwide public health community as a serious chronic illness. International new drug discovery has long been dominated by the study and creation of blood glucose-lowering medications. Important phases in the development process of these medications include the in vitro assessment model and screening methods, which can dramatically lower the costs and risks of subsequent clinical trials and increase the effectiveness and efficiency of drug development. This article reviews the classic and latest cutting-edge in vitro assessment models, principles, methods, and key technologies for blood glucose-lowering medications both domestically and internationally. By objectively evaluating their advantages, disadvantages, characteristics, applicability, experimental design, and data analysis, this article aims to improve the standardization and consensus of in vitro assessment models and screening methods and serve the research and development of blood glucose-lowering medications.

[体外评估模型和降血糖药物筛选方法的进展]。
糖尿病是一种常见的新陈代谢疾病,是世界公共卫生界公认的严重慢性病。长期以来,国际新药研发一直以研究和开发降血糖药物为主。这类药物研发过程中的重要阶段包括体外评估模型和筛选方法,它们可以大大降低后续临床试验的成本和风险,提高药物研发的效果和效率。本文综述了国内外经典和最新的降糖药物体外评估模型、原理、方法和关键技术。通过客观评价其优缺点、特点、适用性、实验设计、数据分析等,旨在提高体外评估模型和筛选方法的规范性和共识性,服务于降糖药物的研发。
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Zhongguo Zhongyao Zazhi
Zhongguo Zhongyao Zazhi Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutics-Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutics (all)
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