Novo Nordisk A/s

Thomas Aaskov Pedersen

Michael Ejstrup Hansen

Søren Steenfeldt-Jensen

Christian Peter Enggaard

Claus Schmidt Moller

Andre Larsen

Claus Schmidt Møller

Carsten Bitsch Pedersen

Louise Hjerrild Zeuthen

Henrik Bendsen

Jan Amstrup

Schmidt Claus Moeller

Søren Steenfeld-Jensen

The invention relates to a bioassay of insulin peptide in oral formulations and low affinity insulin peptides in liquid formulations, by for quantifying phosphorylated Akt, thereby avoiding the interference of excipients in potency determination.

Bioassay for insulin formulations

A medical delivery system comprising a container () for accommodation of a medicament and a dosing assembly () adapted to be fastened to the container. The medical delivery system comprises a coding mechanism for ensuring that only a predetermined container can be fastened to a predetermined dosing assembly. A container for use in the medical delivery system. A dosing assembly for use in the medical delivery system.

Medical delivery system comprising a coding mechanism

A dosing assembly () and/or a container () comprising fastening means () for fastening the container to the dosing assembly, the fastening means of the dosing assembly and/or the container defining an asymmetrical pattern in a plane transverse to an axial direction of the dosing assembly and/or a container.

Medical delivery system with asymmetrical coding means

A device for injecting preparations is controlled by a sealed circuit block () containing integrated sensors () which monitors selected parameters. Two pairs of integrated Hall elements (and) monitors movements relative to a sine formed magnetic field presented along the perimeter of a multipoled magnetized ring (). The Hall elements in each pair are displaced 180&#xb0; magnetically relative to each other and the two pairs of Hall elements are displaced 90&#xb0; magnetically from each other. Each pair is coupled to a differential amplifier () to provide a cosine and a sine signal, respectively. The sine signal is divided by the cosine signal to create a tangent signal as an entrance to a table showing the angle of the movement.

Electronically controlled device

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Ringsted, Denmark

Thomas Aaskov Pedersen