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Guenther Hochhaus

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University of Florida

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College of Pharmacy

Pharmaceutics

Guenther Hochhaus is currently serving as a College Of Pharmacy Professor at University of Florida.

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pharmacology pharmacokinetics medicine drug delivery respiratory medicine clinical pharmacology pharmaceutical sciences pharmaceutical research drug discovery medicinal chemistry immunology pharmacotherapy asthma endocrinology analytical chemistry drug analysis veterinary medicine pharmaceutics pharmaceutical technology glucocorticoids inhaled corticosteroids neurology neuropharmacology biomedical analysis pharmacological research applied pharmacology pulmonary pharmacology pharmaceutical chemistry pharmaceutical practice drug products drug development pulmonary targeting fluticasone propionate medicinal research clinical chemistry clinical immunology human plasma mometasone furoate bioequivalence neurochemistry biological fluids laboratory medicine clinical allergy drug targeting pharmacodynamic evaluation inhaled glucocorticoids cumulative cortisol suppression experimental medicine aerosol science peptide science mammalian biology nanoparticle research experimental pharmacology lung deposition molecular pharming pharmaceutical nanotechnology immunosuppression brain science classification method neovascularization liquid chromatography allergic rhinitis therapeutic efficacy triamcinolone acetonide population pharmacokinetics loteprednol etabonate retinoic acid human neuroblastoma cells rat plasma anesthesia anti-inflammatory drug assessment membrane characterization bioassay-guided isolation secondary metabolites pharmaceutical care drug metabolism physiologically-based pharmacokinetic modeling individualized medicine

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Cdte Quantum Dots as Fluorescent Nanotools for in Vivo Glioblastoma Imaging. Optical Materials X (2023)

Maria Aparecida Barreto Lopes SeabraLuiz Gustavo DuboisEraldo Fonseca dos Santos-JúniorRenata Virgínia Cavalcanti SantosAntônio Gomes de Castro NetoAlinny Rosendo IsaacAdriana FontesGunther HochhausBelmira Lara da Silveira Andrade da CostaVivaldo Moura NetoBeate Saegesser Santos

materials sciencenanomedicinetherapeutic imagingluminescencetumor targetingfluorescent nanotoolsmolecular canceroptical engineeringnanotechnologybiomedical photonicscancer researchcdte quantum dotsbiomedical imagingnanobiotechnologyradiation oncologybrain tumor researchoptical materialscancer imagingnanomaterialsneuroscience

Central and Peripheral Lung Deposition of Fluticasone Propionate Dry Powder Inhaler Formulations in Humans Characterized by Population Pharmacokinetics. Pharmaceutical Research (2023)

Stefanie K. DrescherYuanyuan JiaoMong-Jen ChenAbhinav KurumaddaliJie ShaoElham AminiGünther HochhausJürgen B. Bulitta

pharmacologypharmacokineticslung depositionpharmaceutical sciencespharmaceutical researchperipheral lung depositionrespiratory medicinedrug deliverypopulation pharmacokinetics

IBCS: 3. a Biopharmaceutics Classification System for Orally Inhaled Drug Products. Molecular Pharmaceutics (2023)

Jayne E. HastedtPer BäckmanAntonio CabalAndy ClarkCarsten EhrhardtBen ForbesAnthony J. HickeyGuenther HochhausWenlei JiangStavros KassinosPhilip J. KuehlDavid PrimeYoen-Ju SonSimon TeagueUlrika TehlerJennifer Wylie

pharmacologyclassification methoddrug productsbiopharmaceutics classification systemdrug delivery

Sensitivity of Pharmacokinetics to Differences in the Particle Size Distribution for Formulations of Locally Acting Mometasone Furoate Suspension-Based Nasal Sprays. Molecular Pharmaceutics (2023)

Elham AminiSimon M. BergerUta SchillingYuanyuan JiaoMong-Jen ChenSagar BachhavSandra M. BaumsteinYufei TangMohammed Al-HumiariCarmen E. Leon AstudilloStefanie DrescherTeresa IleyJagdeep ShurRobert PriceCynthia CarrascoDenise S. ContiRenishkumar DelvadiaOluwamurewa OguntimeinKimberly WitzmannMohammad AbsarMarkham C. LukeSusan BocSneha DhapareBhawana SalujaElizabeth BielskiBryan NewmanJürgen B. BulittaGünther Hochhaus

pharmacologypharmacokineticsparticle size distributionmolecular pharmingdrug delivery

IBCS: 1. Principles and Framework of an Inhalation-Based Biopharmaceutics Classification System. Molecular Pharmaceutics (2022)

pharmacologyclassification method

IBCS: 2. Mechanistic Modeling of Pulmonary Availability of Inhaled Drugs Versus Critical Product Attributes. Molecular Pharmaceutics (2022)

Per BäckmanAntonio CabalAndy ClarkCarsten EhrhardtBen ForbesJayne HastedtAnthony HickeyGuenther HochhausWenlei JiangStavros KassinosPhilip J. KuehlDavid PrimeYoen-Ju SonSimon P. TeagueUlrika TehlerJennifer Wylie

mechanistic modelingpulmonary availabilitypharmacologycritical product attributesinhaled drugsrespiratory medicine

Mechanistic Modeling of Generic Orally Inhaled Drug Products: A Workshop Summary Report. CPT Pharmacometrics & Systems Pharmacology (2022)

Ross L. WalengaClare ButlerBrent A. CravenP. Worth LongestRaja MohamedBryan NewmanBo OlssonGünther HochhausBing V. LiMarkham C. LukeLiang ZhaoAndrzej PrzekwasRobert Lionberger

drug productsmechanistic modelingdrug deliverypharmacology

Correction to: Can Pharmacokinetic Studies Assess the Pulmonary Fate of Dry Powder Inhaler Formulations of Fluticasone Propionate?. The AAPS Journal (2021)

Günther HochhausMong-Jen ChenAbhinav KurumaddaliUta SchillingYuanyuan JiaoStefanie K. DrescherElham AminiSimon M. BergerBhargava KandalaChristine TabulovJie ShaoBrandon SeayMutasim N. Abu-HasanSandra M. BaumsteinLawrence WinnerJagdeep ShurRobert PriceMichael HindleXiangyin WeiCynthia CarrascoDennis SandellOluwamurewa OguntimeinMinori KinjoRenishkumar DelvadiaBhawana SalujaSau L. LeeDenise S. ContiJürgen B. Bulitta

fluticasone propionatepharmacologypharmacokineticsrespiratory medicinepulmonary fate

Dissolution and Drug Release. Elsevier eBooks (2021)

Elham AminiGuenther Hochhaus

molecular fragmentationmedicinedrug releasepharmacologydrug deliveryevolutionary biology

Optimization of the Transwell® System for Assessing the Dissolution Behavior of Orally Inhaled Drug Products Through in Vitro and in Silico Approaches. Pharmaceutics (2021)

Elham AminiAbhinav KurumaddaliSharvari BhagwatSimon M. BergerGünther Hochhaus

pharmaceutical technologydissolution behaviormedicinepharmacologycontrolled releasein-situ conversionchemical engineeringclinical chemistrypharmaceutical sciencesapplied pharmacologydrug productsdrug discoverypharmaceutical practicedrug deliverydrug developmenttranslational medicinepharmaceutics

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Guenther Hochhaus

Professor

University of Florida

Affiliations

College of Pharmacy

Pharmaceutics

Guenther Hochhaus is currently serving as a College Of Pharmacy Professor at University of Florida.

Honors

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Experiences

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Cdte Quantum Dots as Fluorescent Nanotools for in Vivo Glioblastoma Imaging. Optical Materials X (2023)

Central and Peripheral Lung Deposition of Fluticasone Propionate Dry Powder Inhaler Formulations in Humans Characterized by Population Pharmacokinetics. Pharmaceutical Research (2023)

Stefanie K. DrescherYuanyuan JiaoMong-Jen ChenAbhinav KurumaddaliJie ShaoElham AminiGünther HochhausJürgen B. Bulitta

pharmacologypharmacokineticslung depositionpharmaceutical sciencespharmaceutical researchperipheral lung depositionrespiratory medicinedrug deliverypopulation pharmacokinetics

IBCS: 3. a Biopharmaceutics Classification System for Orally Inhaled Drug Products. Molecular Pharmaceutics (2023)

pharmacologyclassification methoddrug productsbiopharmaceutics classification systemdrug delivery

Sensitivity of Pharmacokinetics to Differences in the Particle Size Distribution for Formulations of Locally Acting Mometasone Furoate Suspension-Based Nasal Sprays. Molecular Pharmaceutics (2023)

pharmacologypharmacokineticsparticle size distributionmolecular pharmingdrug delivery

IBCS: 1. Principles and Framework of an Inhalation-Based Biopharmaceutics Classification System. Molecular Pharmaceutics (2022)

pharmacologyclassification method

IBCS: 2. Mechanistic Modeling of Pulmonary Availability of Inhaled Drugs Versus Critical Product Attributes. Molecular Pharmaceutics (2022)

mechanistic modelingpulmonary availabilitypharmacologycritical product attributesinhaled drugsrespiratory medicine

Mechanistic Modeling of Generic Orally Inhaled Drug Products: A Workshop Summary Report. CPT Pharmacometrics & Systems Pharmacology (2022)

Ross L. WalengaClare ButlerBrent A. CravenP. Worth LongestRaja MohamedBryan NewmanBo OlssonGünther HochhausBing V. LiMarkham C. LukeLiang ZhaoAndrzej PrzekwasRobert Lionberger

drug productsmechanistic modelingdrug deliverypharmacology

Correction to: Can Pharmacokinetic Studies Assess the Pulmonary Fate of Dry Powder Inhaler Formulations of Fluticasone Propionate?. The AAPS Journal (2021)

fluticasone propionatepharmacologypharmacokineticsrespiratory medicinepulmonary fate

Dissolution and Drug Release. Elsevier eBooks (2021)

Elham AminiGuenther Hochhaus

molecular fragmentationmedicinedrug releasepharmacologydrug deliveryevolutionary biology

Optimization of the Transwell® System for Assessing the Dissolution Behavior of Orally Inhaled Drug Products Through in Vitro and in Silico Approaches. Pharmaceutics (2021)

Elham AminiAbhinav KurumaddaliSharvari BhagwatSimon M. BergerGünther Hochhaus

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