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PHC 222 MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY -1-

PHC 222 MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY -1-. Part I. ABOUT THIS COURSE. No. of Credits: 2 Student Level: 4 th Courses required: PHC 211 Teatchers : 1- Dr. Huda Al-Salem, Office No.: 8 S74 2- Dr. Fatma Al- Omary , Office No .: 8S77 Textbooks:

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PHC 222 MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY -1-

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  1. PHC 222MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY -1- Part I

  2. ABOUT THIS COURSE.. No. of Credits: 2 Student Level: 4th Courses required: PHC 211 Teatchers:1-Dr. Huda Al-Salem, Office No.: 8S74 2- Dr. Fatma Al- Omary, Office No.: 8S77 Textbooks: 1-Gareth Thomas. Medicinal Chemistry, An Introduction, John Wiley & Sons, Ltd, first Edition, 2009 2- Williams, D.A. and Lemeke, T.L., Foye`s principle of Medicinal Chemistry, Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, Philadelphia, PA., 5th Edition, 2002

  3. COURSE EVALUATION

  4. Student Activity 4 marks for homework + 6 marks for a research

  5. COURSE CONTENT

  6. INTRODUCTION

  7. INTRODUCTION Medicinal Chemistry is a discipline at the intersection of chemistry and pharmacology which is involved with design, chemical synthesis and development of drugs

  8. MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY

  9. MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY The fields of Medicinal Chemistry are.. 1- Chemistryof natural and synthetic compounds 3- Design of better medicines that are more powerful and more selective 3- Synthesis of drugs 5- Mechanism of action of drugs 6- Metabolism of drugs

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