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Modern Technologies for Synthesizing Drug Substances: Toward Highly Efficient Drug Production


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Abstract

Implementation of new technologies for synthesizing drug substances, e.g., continuous-flow microreactor synthesis of active drug substances (ADS) and asymmetric synthesis of intermediates and ADS using enzymes created by gene engineering methods, is highly significant for localizing ADS production in Russia. The possibility of using the existing Russian scientific infrastructure for rapid implementation of domestic production of a new ADS portfolio with the least operating losses, maximum economic efficiency, and high competitiveness was demonstrated.

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I. A. Narkevich

St. Petersburg State Chemico-Pharmaceutical Academy, Russian Ministry of Health

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Email: igor.narkevich@pharminnotech.com
Russian Federation, 14 Prof. Popova St., St. Petersburg, 197022

I. N. Tarasov

MicroSpin MRT GmbH

Email: igor.narkevich@pharminnotech.com
Germany, 21 Zaarland St., Wolfach, 77709

Z. M. Golant

St. Petersburg State Chemico-Pharmaceutical Academy, Russian Ministry of Health

Email: igor.narkevich@pharminnotech.com
Russian Federation, 14 Prof. Popova St., St. Petersburg, 197022

A. V. Alekhin

RF Ministry of Industry and Trade

Email: igor.narkevich@pharminnotech.com
Russian Federation, 7 Kitaigorodskii Proezd, Moscow, 109074

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