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bioequivalence study (A BE study is a type of clinical study conducted to compare two medicinal products containing the same amount of the same active ingredient(s), in the same dosage form that meet the same or comparable standards but produced by different pharmaceutical companies. This clinical study examines scientifically if the two medicinal products will give rise to the same blood-level concentrations in a human subject at specific interval after consuming orally the two different products. A complex pattern of tasks and procedures are involved during this clinical study. Alexander Demidov) |
