Mathematical pharmacology #

Organisers: Marcus Tindall and Filippo Menolascina

Minisymposium abstract

Mathematical Pharmacology is a growing area of endeavour. Traditionally routed in describing the absorption, distribution, metabolism and excretion of pharmaceutical compounds, it has more recently branched into understand multiscale drug action (from cells to whole cohort scales) via areas such as Quantitative Systems Pharmacology and Quantitative Systems Toxicology. This minisymposium will survey the field, providing examples from both industrial and academic perspectives.

Practical application of quantitative systems toxicology models in drug development: learnings and case studies from the IMI2-tQST project #

Ciarán Fisher

14:10 Monday in 2Q50/51.

Extensions of receptor theory to include dimerised and dimerising receptor dynamics #

Lloyd Bridge, Carla White

14:50 Monday in 2Q50/51.

Cybergenetics applications in mammalian cells: closing the loop on non-linear dynamics #

Lucia Marucci

15:10 Monday in 2Q50/51.

Structural Identifiability Analysis: A Tool for Mathematical Pharmacology #

Michael Chappell, Neil D Evans

15:30 Monday in 2Q50/51.