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In both collaborations, Pharmagene will work closely with Argenta's scientists to optimise its lead compounds through integrated medicinal chemistry, biochemical screening, and early ADME (Absorption, Distribution, Metabolism and Excretion) studies.
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Several studies in the 1970s in Britain, Australia, and the United States demonstrated that the yield from multiple biochemical screening on admission to hospitals and clinics was discourag- ingly low and did not justify the expense.
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I am encouraged by the single false-positive result in this study representing one tenth of one percent of the total samples tested to-date, and the detection rate is notably superior to the current standard of care, biochemical screening tests.
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