University of Colorado Denver/Anschutz Medical Campus · Pharmacology

Anderson Pharmacokinetics Lab

Peter L. Anderson · Denver, Colorado

Research Focus

Dr. Peter L. Anderson's lab focuses on improving HIV treatment methods through the development of personalized medication dosing strategies. The research aims to validate a system that allows patients to collect their own samples and test drug levels easily at home. This work is critical for optimizing long-acting antiretroviral therapies, ensuring that each patient's treatment is tailored to their unique needs, ultimately enhancing health outcomes for individuals living with HIV.

long-acting ARTHIV treatmentpharmacokineticsself-collectionpoint-of-care testingpersonalized medicinedrug monitoringpre-exposure prophylaxiscabotegravirrilpivirine

Research Aims

AIM 01Validate self-collection and point-of-care testing methods for drug levels.

AIM 02Classify concentrations of long-acting HIV medications in real-world patients.

AIM 03Establish personalized dosing strategies based on pharmacokinetic data.

Skills the Lab Values

mass spectrometryassay developmentpatient sample collectionlongitudinal cohort studiesquantitative drug analysisdata validationpharmacokinetic modelingcomputer interface designclinical trial methodologies

Output against the department

Publications367top 18% of dept.84th of 462

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Citations22ktop 15% of dept.69th of 462

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