Use of Bioequivalence Tests and Its Properties under Different Sampling Techniques
Faryal Basharat, Nasir Jamal, Muhammad Hanif, Usman Shahzad
Asian Journal of Advanced Research and Reports · pp. 36–45 · Published 6 Jul 2020
10.9734/ajarr/2020/v11i430275Abstract
Bioequivalence testing is the initial approach for the analysis of quantitative determination of drugs and their metabolism in biological samples. In this research work its applications was tested and reviewed under different sampling techniques. The basic concept of bioequivalence testing crossover design was used to make assessment of medicine for breast cancer methotrexate and tamoxifen. Effectiveness of methotrexate at initial stage was 2.38 and at advance stage it was 1.85 which means it was 43% effective at initial stage while 38% effective in advance stage. Effectiveness of tamoxifen at initial stage 3.19 at advance stage 3.68 which means it was 52% effective at initial stage while 57% effective in advance stage. The relation of bioequivalence testing and distance base inference was highlighted. An attempt was made to analyze the efficiency of both medicines at initial and advance stage of diagnostic of breast cancer.
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