Medicinal chemistry , Chapter 2: Physiochemical properties of drugs
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hello and welcome to paracetamove Academy my name is Mark Olio currently a fourth year Pharmacy student at the Lebanese American University you are watching chapter 2 in which we will tackle physical chemical properties of a drug and the factors affecting excess of the drug to the side of action it might sound intimidating but do not
worry because we are here to walk you through all of it I want this video to introduce you to the vocabulary you come to be familiar with during your Professional Pharmacy studies the approach will combine therefore the coverage of Notions of Medicinal Chemistry to a quick overview for this to come in terms of pharmacokinetics
implications in clinical practice and in dosage forms formulation as well as practice on Notions wherever applicable in Medicinal Chemistry the focus is on the physical chemical properties of various drug categories the relation to biological activity metabolic pathways structure activity relationship of the drug and their adverse effects as well you will be learning in later videos
about drugs affecting the adrenergic nervous system and the cholinergic nervous system which you may know as sympathetic and parasympathetic divisions of the nervous system respectively as well as analgesics which are painkillers anesthetics antidepressants antihypertensives and much more categories to come the first part of his presentation will cover in a nutshell necessary General
Notions what are the physical chemical properties of a drug how are drugs classified and how a drug produces its biological activity the physical chemical properties of a drug really are all the properties that invoke the pharmacological response on the receptor on which the drug will be acting in simpler terms this means that these
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