How doing qbd practically?
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Quantitative Bioanalytical Development (QBD) is a strategy that aims to shorten development timelines and reduce costs by integrating analytical method validation and bioanalysis early in the drug discovery process. Practically, it involves starting the method development during lead optimization and continuing through preclinical and clinical phases while validating methods along the way.
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