Prof. Dr. lutz Heide
Professor
Pharmaceutical Biology
University of Tubingen
Germany
Biography
Prof/Dr. Lutz Heide has received his PhD in Pharmaceutical Biology, University of Münster; Germany during the period of 1981. Currently, he is working as Professor in Tubingen University. His research has included Pharmaceutical challenges in developing countries and in disaster relief,Quality of anti-infective medicines in Africa; medical supply chain management in developing countries, pharmaceutical education in developing countries,Synthetic biology of microbial bioactive compounds; gyrase inhibitors, aminocoumarin antibiotics; prenyl transferases Based on this research and fellowship training he/she has received several awards and honors, such as 2012-PHÖNIX Prize of Pharmaceutical Sciences He have authoredUse of thin-layer chromatography to detect counterfeit sulfadoxine/pyrimethamine tablets with the wrong active ingredient in Malawi research articles/books.
Research Interest
Pharmaceutical challenges in developing countries and in disaster relief,Quality of anti-infective medicines in Africa; medical supply chain management in developing countries, pharmaceutical education in developing countries,Synthetic biology of microbial bioactive compounds; gyrase inhibitors, aminocoumarin antibiotics; prenyl transferases
Publications
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Khuluza F, Kigera S, Jähnke RW, Heide L. Use of thin-layer chromatography to detect counterfeit sulfadoxine/pyrimethamine tablets with the wrong active ingredient in Malawi. Malaria journal. 2016 Apr 14;15(1):215.
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Khuluza F, Kigera S, Heide L. Low prevalence of substandard and falsified antimalarial and antibiotic medicines in public and faith-based health facilities of Southern Malawi. The American journal of tropical medicine and hygiene. 2017 May 3;96(5):1124-35.
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Khuluza F, Heide L. Availability and affordability of antimalarial and antibiotic medicines in Malawi. PloS one. 2017 Apr 18;12(4):e0175399.
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Petersen A, Held N, Heide L. Surveillance for falsified and substandard medicines in Africa and Asia by local organizations using the low-cost GPHF Minilab. PloS one. 2017 Sep 6;12(9):e0184165.
