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Ric,
I see there are many ways to obtain specific licensing information, depending on the status and country you are interested in. This will prove very helpful.

Now I have a more scientific question.

I need therapeutic results as they relate to the mechanism of action. Any possibility of getting this?

Thanks,
Sharon

Keywords and corresponding codes are assigned to each Pharmaprojects record to indicate the therapeutic activity of the product described. This database also has a "linking" field to link the relevant pharmacological activity code and development status for each therapeutic category code assigned to a product profile.

For example, if I want to find out what symptomatic antidiabetic (A10C) products are in phase I clinical trials specifically for diabetic neuropathies, I can use the linking field.

Linking will ensure that the search does not include products in phase I for another therapeutic activity but which are in a lower stage of development for diabetic neuropathies. You also avoid missing data on products in phase I for diabetic neuropathies but launched for another indication.

Tip 3-9

We'll look first at the coding in this database and then answer Sharon's question.

Pharmaprojects contains therapeutic class codes and pharmacological coding. I'll make sure to send this to Sharon too.

View the record below to see the coding scheme for vatalanib. Then go to the next page.

ACTIVITY DATA


Therapy:       Code     Description
               K6Z      Anticancer, other
               S1Z      Ophthalmological


Rte of Admin:  Code     Description
               A-PO     Alimentary, po


Pharmacology:  Code -- Description
               KI-GFEN2-AN -- Endothelial growth factor receptor-2 kinase
                  inhibitor
               KI-GFPL-AN -- Platelet-derived growth factor receptor
                  kinase inhibitor
               KI-TY-KT-AN -- C-kit inhibitor
               KI-GFEN1-AN -- Endothelial growth factor receptor-1 kinase
                  inhibitor
               KI-GFEN3-AN -- Endothelial growth factor receptor-3 kinase
                  inhibitor
               ANGG-AN -- Angiogenesis inhibitor


             Therapy  Pharmacology
Linking:     Code  Code1       Code2      Code3        Status
             K6Z   KI-GFEN2-AN KI-GFPL-AN KI-TY-KT-AN  Phase III Clinical 
                                                       Trial
             S1Z   KI-GFEN2-AN ANGG-AN                 Phase II Clinical 
                                                       Trial


Indication:    Description -- Status
               Cancer, colorectal -- Phase III Clinical Trial
               Cancer, renal -- Phase II Clinical Trial
               Cancer, brain -- Phase II Clinical Trial
               Cancer, breast -- Phase II Clinical Trial
               Cancer, ovarian -- Phase II Clinical Trial
               Cancer, pancreatic -- Phase II Clinical Trial
               Cancer, prostate -- Phase II Clinical Trial
               Cancer, lung, non-small cell -- Phase II Clinical Trial
               Macular degeneration -- Phase II Clinical Trial
 TARGET DATA: 
3791: kinase insert domain receptor (a type III
receptor tyrosine kinase)
5156: platelet-derived growth factor receptor,
alpha polypeptide 
3815: v-kit Hardy-Zuckerman 4 feline sarcoma viral
oncogene homologue
2321: fms-related tyrosine kinase 1 (vascular
endothelial growth factor/vascular permeability 
factor receptor)
2324: fms-related tyrosine kinase 4
Target Data Codes:
               3791: KDR
               3791: FLK1
               3791: VEGFR2
               3791: VEGF receptor-2 tyrosine kinase
               3791: VEGFR-2 tyrosine kinase
                 3791: vascular endothelial growth factor receptor 2
               3791: CD309
               5156: PDGFRA
               5156: CD140a
               5156: PDGFR2
               5156: PDGFR kinase, bcr fusion-linked
               5156: PDGFR/bcr fusion, PDGFR component
               5156: PDGF receptor kinase, bcr fusion-linked
               5156: platelet-derived growth factor receptor tyrosine
                    kinase, bcr fusion-linked
               5156: PDGFR alpha
               5156: PDGF receptor alpha
               5156: MGC74795
               5156: Rhe-PDGFRA
               3815: KIT
               3815: SCFR
               3815: CD117
               3815: SCF receptor
               3815: stem cell factor receptor
               3815: kit oncogene
               3815: mast cell growth factor receptor
               3815: c-kit receptor tyrosine kinase
               3815: c-kit oncogene
               3815: c-kit kinase
               2321: FLT1
               2321: FLT
               2321: VEGFR1
               2321: vascular endothelial growth factor receptor 1
               	2321: VEGF receptor-1 tyrosine kinase
               	2321: VEGFR-1 tyrosine kinase
              	2321: vascular permeability factor receptor 1
               	2324: FLT4
               	2324: PCL
               	2324: VEGFR3
               	2324: vascular endothelial growth factor receptor 3
               	2324: VEGF receptor-3 tyrosine kinase
               	2324: VEGFR-3 tyrosine kinase
               	2324: FLT41


Target Families:
               3791: Enzyme > Kinase;
               3791: Receptor;
               5156: Enzyme > Kinase;
               5156: Receptor;
               3815: Enzyme > Kinase;
               3815: Receptor;
               2321: Enzyme > EC number > 2.7.10.1;
               2321: Enzyme > Kinase;
               2321: Receptor;
               2324: Enzyme > EC number > 2.7.10.1;
               2324: Enzyme > Kinase;
               2324: Receptor.


PHARMACOKINETICS


   Model (Dose)--Parameter--Values--Unit
   Human--MTD--750--mg  Tip 3-12

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Authoritative Answers Enriched by ProQuest

Search Tip 3-9:

Use the /LG suffix to link therapy and status together.

Example:
s a10c(s)preclinical/lg

Search Tip 3-10:

Controlled terms are used for therapeutic activity; however, because the therapeutic activity classification scheme is a broad one, keyword searches in the Text field are indicated when no controlled term is available for the therapeutic activity needed.

Example:
s aids and st=(clinical(s)world)

Search Tip 3-11:

To find out what the drug is used for, search just for the pharmacological code in the basic index using the suffix /PH. The /PH suffix can be searched with or without proximity connectors.

Example:
S IL()2()AN/PH
S IL-2-AN/PH

Search Tip 3-12:

It is also possible to differentiate between those drugs that have an "active" status and those that have been discontinued.

Example:
s s1/ongoing
s s1/stopped

Learn More #5:

Keywords and corresponding codes are assigned to each Pharmaprojects record to indicate the therapeutic activity of the product described. Standardized vocabulary is an adaptation of that developed for the European Pharmaceutical Market Research Association (EPhMRA).

Each controlled therapeutic activity keyword or phrase has a corresponding code in a hierarchical, cascaded classification scheme. Classification codes are cascaded so no truncation is needed to retrieve the entire class.

Note: In IMS R&D Focus codes are not cascaded and a ? must follow the code to retrieve the entire class.

Example:

S TC=K    <—(in Pharmaprojects)
S TC=L?    <—(in IMS R&D Focus)

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