2009-12-30-世界卫生组织-INN_names_for_radicals,_groups_others_Comprehensive_list_-_2010_76页_559kb

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International Nonproprietary Names (INN) are unique names assigned by WHO for pharmaceutical substances to ensure clear identification and avoid confusion.
The INN Programme, part of WHO's normative functions, identifies and selects these names globally.
Names are selected based on criteria like distinctiveness, simplicity, and avoidability of confusion to ensure ease of use and recognition.
INN stems define pharmacological classes, helping classify related substances based on their therapeutic or chemical properties.
INN names are for the active moiety of pharmaceutical substances, and modified names are used for related compounds like salts or esters.
The document provides a comprehensive list of radicals, groups, and other INN-related names in multiple languages, facilitating standardized terminology across borders.
Additional information includes the history of INN publication, layout details, transliteration of Greek letters, and specific guidelines for toxins, insulin qualifiers, and polyethylene glycol-based substances.
INNs are globally recognized, freely available names, protecting public health through standardized nomenclature and aiding in drug regulation and safety.

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