Displaying 1 results of Ceritinib Stable Isotopes Ceritinib stable isotopes refer to non-radioactive forms of the chemotherapy drug Ceritinib. These isotopes have identical atomic structures to the radioactive forms used in medical treatments but do not pose any radiation risks. They are used for research purposes, such as drug metabolism studies, pharmacokinetics, and drug-drug interactions. Ceritinib stable isotopes are essential tools for the development of new cancer therapies and the improvement of existing ones.