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68. MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY MEDCH 400 Fundamental Concepts in medicinal chemistry (3) W. Nelson Examination of clinical diagnostic tests with regard to the chemical or biochemical http://www.washington.edu/students/crscat/medchem.html

Search Directories Reference Tools UW Home ... Student Guide Glossary Search Course Descriptions UW Bothell Course Descriptions UW Tacoma Course Descriptions SCHOOL OF PHARMACY MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY Detailed course offerings (Time Schedule) are available for Summer Quarter 2005 Autumn Quarter 2005 To see the detailed Instructor Class Description, click on the underlined instructor name following the course description. MEDCH 400 Fundamental Concepts in Medicinal Chemistry (3) W. Nelson Principles of physical organic chemistry; chemical bonding, stereochemistry, acids/bases, and reaction mechanisms relevant to processes such as drug distribution, specificity, and metabolism. Prerequisite: either CHEM 239 or CHEM 337. Offered: A. MEDCH 401 Immunizing and Antimicrobial Agents (4) Daggett, Elmer Chemical and biologic properties of agents used to prevent or treat infectious diseases, including diagnostic, prophylactic, and therapeutic uses of immunizing biologicals and spectrum, action mechanisms, resistance patterns, toxicity, and therapeutic applications of antibiotics, antifungals, and antivirals. Prerequisite: MICROM 301, MICROM 302, MEDCH 450, or equivalent, PharmD major, or permission of instructor. Offered: Sp. MEDCH 402 Medicinal Chemistry (3) S. Nelson

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72. Chemistry, Clinical Glossary of terms used in medicinal chemistry provides the 1998 Recommendationsof the Terminology Publication Type; chemistry, clinical; http://bioresearch.ac.uk/browse/mesh/D002624.html

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73. Medicinal Chemistry BSc honours degree in medicinal chemistry at the Department of Forensic Science Modules available include clinical chemistry, Analytical chemistry, http://web.apu.ac.uk/appsci/chemistry/courses/medicinal.htm

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74. UCSD Extension - Bioscience clinical Trials. MODULE 6 Case Studies in medicinal chemistry. Program Director.Mike Griffith, Ph.D., received his Ph.D. in chemistry with Peter Schultz http://bioscience.ucsd.edu/MedChemInst.html

Click Here to Subscribe to Our Email List Bioscience Home Page Quarterly Courses Online Courses Intensive Programs ... About Bioscience Medicinal Chemistry Certificate Next Session: January 20 - June 2, 2005 Home Objectives and Benefits Past Participants ... Contact Us This intensive 18-week Medicinal Chemistry program focuses on the chemistry of drug molecules and drug action. It covers topics essential for understanding drug discovery, design and mechanism of action. Conceptualized in 1998 by John Saunders, Vice President of Chemistry at Neurocrine Biosciences, this course has been developed with input from key professionals in the pharmaceutical industry. With the growing drug discovery industry in San Diego, there is an increased need for "cross-training" of scientists to facilitate effective teamwork and development. It is our mission to help "build a bridge" of communication between biologists and chemists. In an issue of “Focus on Careers” in Science Magazine, it was observed that “Researchers in drug discovery must have flexibility and a breadth of scientific interests. In particular they must be prepared for frequent changes in the nature of the work they perform. Scientists must also communicate effectively in order to explain their contributions to individuals trained in different disciplines.” We hope to arm students with valuable knowledge and experience they can apply in their workplace to succeed in this challenging environment, and ultimately assist companies in achieving long term success.

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78. Medicinal Chemistry MODULE 5 Formulation, Delivery, clinical Trials; Drug Delivery/FormulationsIND/NDA Filing clinical Trials. MODULE 6 - Case Studies in medicinal chemistry http://www.cs.man.ac.uk/biomed/bs6261.html

Medicinal Chemistry Course provider: The University of California, San Diego Course contact: Mike Griffith (mgriffi2@san.rr.com) Summary: The aim of this course is to introduce the essential and diverse principles of medicinal chemistry to chemists and pharmaceutical scientists. Detailed information is available on the UCSD website; the links are provided below. Syllabus: Course Topics Further details: Suggested Prerequisites Assessment Technical requirements: This course will run in WebCT, rather than in Bodington. WebCT Support http://webct.com/tuneup By answering the questions and following the links you will be able to: Determine your browser and WebCT version Verify that your browser is supported Prepare your browser settings for WebCT Download the appropriate plug-ins for your course Audio Needs: In addition, you might need an audio application if there is an audio component of the course - either Windows media player, QuickTime Player, or Real Player will work fine and most students will have one or more of these already installed. Try the demo: There is a demo course you can try at http://webct.siast.sk.ca:8900/public/tire2004/

79. The University Of Kansas, Department Of Medicinal Chemistry - Awards And Lecture Aventis Lecture in medicinal chemistry IrsayDahle Award Seminar His workon bryostatin, a novel anticancer agent in human clinical trials, http://www.medchem.ku.edu/awards_lectures/mathias1999.html

MIKI Meeting in Miniature Aventis Lecture in Medicinal Chemistry Irsay-Dahle Award Seminar Edward E. Smissman Memorial Lecture ... Mathias P. Mertes Memorial Lecture The 2001 Mathias P. Mertes Memorial Lecturer Paul A. Wender, Ph.D. Bergstrom Professor of Chemistry Stanford University - San Francisco, CA Paul Wender was born in Pennsylvania and received his undergraduate training at Wilkes College, graduating as the Outstanding Graduate in 1969. He obtained his Ph.D. under the direction of Frederick Ziegler from Yale University and then served as a National Institutes of Health Postdoctoral Fellow at Columbia University with Gilbert Stork. In 1974, he joined the faculty at Harvard University and received early promotion to Associate Professor. He subsequently moved to Stanford University where he is currently the Bergstrom Professor of Chemistry and a member of the Program for Molecular and Genetic Medicine. He is also a cofounder of CellGate, a biotech company that is pioneering new strategies for the molecular delivery of drugs into cells. His group has produced syntheses of over 50 different structural classes including the only or shortest syntheses of phorbol, the world's most potent tumor promoter; resiniferatoxin, the most potent irritant known and a clinical candidate for treating pain; taxol, a molecule of exceptional value in treating cancer; and bryostatin analogues, now moving toward clinical evaluation.

80. Preview Of The Asian Federation Of Medicinal Chemistry (AFMC) - Fifth Internatio AIMECS 03, the Fifth International medicinal chemistry Symposium organized this follows hot on the heels of initial clinical data which were presented http://scientific.thomson.com/ts/meetingpreviews/2003/8198023/

Thomson.com Advanced Search EN JP ... Meeting Previews : Preview of the Asian Federation of Medicinal Chemistry (AFMC) - Fifth International Medicinal Chemistry Symposium PREVIEW OF THE ASIAN FEDERATION OF MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY (AFMC) - FIFTH INTERNATIONAL MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY SYMPOSIUM Kyoto, Japan, 14 Oct 2003 Date: 14-17 October 2003 Location: Kyoto, Japan Coverage Each day of the conference will begin with two hour-long plenary lectures which are followed by a series of invited lectures run in two parallel sessions. Poster presentations break up the plenary and invited lectures during the 2-h period over lunch. Highlights of the various oral presentations include: The future of drug discovery and development Highlights from the various invited lectures include a number of presentations on new drug targets. Mark Wuonola (AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals LP, USA) will discuss whether microbial genomics will enable the discovery of novel antimicrobials, while new therapeutic opportunities in sulfation pathways form the focus of the lecture by Carolyn Bertozzi (University of California at Berkeley, USA), and Simon Tucker, representing Biota Holdings Ltd from Australia, will investigate the various optimization processes involved in drug design. Structural-, mechanism- and genomics-based drug discovery and design

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