Open Systems Pharmacology community - an open access, open source, open science approach to modeling and simulation in pharmaceutical sciences.

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Abstract
Systems Pharmacology integrates structural biological and pharmacological knowledge and experimental data enabling dissection of organism and drug properties and providing excellent predictivity. The development of systems pharmacology models is a significant task requiring massive amounts of background information beyond individual trial data. Qualification of models needs repetitive demonstration of successful predictions. Open Systems Pharmacology is a community that develops, qualifies and shares professional open source software tools and models in a collaborative open science way.
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Authors Lippert, Jörg;Burghaus, Rolf;Edginton, Andrea;Frechen, Sebastian;Karlsson, Mats;Kovar, Andreas;Lehr, Thorsten;Milligan, Peter;Nock, Valerie;Ramusovic, Sergej;Riggs, Matthew;Schaller, Stephan;Schlender, Jan;Schmidt, Stephan;Sevestre, Michaël;Sjögren, Erik;Solodenko, Juri;Staab, Alexander;Teutonico, Donato;
Journal cpt: pharmacometrics & systems pharmacology
Year 2019
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10.1002/psp4.12473
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