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Lecture 1 - Structures of Proteins
Bonds/Energies Involved in Drug Receptor Interactions with Named Examples of Important Drugs
7
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Lecture 2 - Drug Discovery and Drug Development
Examples of 3 naturally occurring...,
What is a lead compound 2,
What are the 6 substages in stage...
16
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Lecture 3 - Drugs and the Treatment of Disease
What three things are needed to u...,
What are 3 things needed to be un...,
What are 3 things needed to be un...
17
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Lecture 4 - The Pharmaceutical, Pharmacokinetic and Pharmacodynamic Phases
What is the effectiveness of a dr...,
What are the 6 main routes of dru...,
What are the 2 classes of adminis...
25
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Lecture 5 - Structure Activity Relationships (SAR1)
What are 3 ways the shapes and si...,
What are the properties of an ant...,
What kind of molecule is cortisol...
15
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Lecture 6 - Fluorine Substitution in Medicinal Chemistry (SAR2)
What are fluorinated compounds us...,
What are the effects of fluorine ...,
Why is fluorine substitution so c...
10
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Lecture 7 - Quantitative Structure Activity Relationships (QSAR)
What does the qsar approach attem...,
What are the main 2 points about ...,
What does the partition coefficie...
15
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Lecture 8 - The Use of Ligand-Lipophilicity Efficiency (LLE) and Related Parameters in Drug Design and Discovery
Compared to approved oral drugs w...,
What is admet define each one 2,
What things feed into the hit ide...
23
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Lecture 9 - Fragment Based Approaches to Drug Discovery
What are fragments what propertie...,
What is a fragment library give a...,
What is the rule of three ro3 3
17
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Lecture 10 - Amino Acids and Peptide Synthesis
What are the steps in the synthes...,
What are the steps in the synthes...,
Why are amides chemically inert a...
10
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Lecture 11 - Lipinski's Rule of Five in Drug Design and Rational Design of Pro-Drugs
What is lipiniski s rule of five 1,
Exceptions to the rule of five 2,
What are pro drugs 3
8
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Lecture 12 - Phenotypic drug discovery and kinase inhibitors
What are protein kinases what do ...,
Locations of protein kinases in t...,
Categories of protein kinases 3
10
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Lecture 13 - Combinatorial Chemistry 1
What is combinatorial chemistry 1,
What are the advantages and disad...,
Solution phase reactions 3
6
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Lecture 14 - Combinatorial Chemistry 2
How does a simple well grid array...,
Pin and well grid arrays 2,
Furka s mix and split technique 3
8
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Lecture 15 - Natural product inspired drug discovery
Advantages and disadvantages of n...,
What is transpeptidase what is pe...,
Why is penicillin g acid sensitive 3
8
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