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a study of how novel drugs can be designed and developed.

medicinal chemistry aka

interdisciplinary research area incorporating different branches of c_________ and ______ in the research for better and new drugs (Drug Discovery).

what type of origin is aspirin

what type of origin is paracetamol

what type of origin is chloroquine

what type of origin is acetylsalicylic acid

what type of origin is chlorpromazine

what type of origin is ephedrine

what type of origin is vincristine

what type of origin is taxol

what type of origin is digoxin

what type of origin is quinine

what type of origin is reserpine

what type of origin is ergotamine

what type of origin is ephedrine

what type of origin is colchicine

what type of origin is heparin

what type of origin is insulin

what type of origin is thyroid extracts

what type of origin is enzymes

what type of origin is

what type of origin is penicillin

what type of origin is streptomycin

what type of origin is tetracycline

what type of origin is human insulin

what type of origin is interferon

what type of origin is erythropoietin

what type of origin is hepatitis vaccine

it usually do not have any synthetic substitutes

Antibiotics are mostly derived from a variety of ____________ and

natural, in microoganism. These drugs form the most important group of ____________ agents used against infective diseases.

are used as there are complex molecules that may be hard to synthesize and the process of creating these drugs may also be expensive and uneconomical. There are also instances wherein natural sources may be impure.

Several drugs are complex polypeptides. It is difficult to obtain these drugs in pure form from natural sources and are very expensive to synthesize in the laboratory.

are used most widely because of their inexpensiveness, ease of quality control, mass production and therapeutic efficacy. The synthetic drugs are prepared by chemical processes,

increase heart rate and causes dryness of the mouth

is a depressant drug because of its depressant CNS action

in alkanes answer the foll. question
aka.
MP, BP ,solubility,polarity, type of compound, in vivo, common reactions

in alkenes answer the foll. question
aka.
on shelf , type of compound, in vivo, common reactions

addition reaction in which H2 is incorporated

addition reaction in which a halogen added/incorporated into molecules of an organic compound

a hydrogen halide is incorporated into molecules of an organic compound

Water is incorporated into molecules of organic compound

Specific calalyst are needed. A repetitous
combining of many small molecules which produces a very large molecule

in addition what are the symmetrical and asymmetrical

what does involve in addition and not

hydration is

hydrogenation is

halogenation is

hydrohalogenation is

in aromatic hc answer the foll. question
it is based on, solubility
on shelf , type of compound, in vivo, common reactions

an alkyl group substitutes for a hydrogen atom on the
benzene ring. This is considered as the most important industrial
reaction of benzene

a hydrogen atom on a benzene ring
can be replaced by bromine or chlorine.

in alkyl halides answer the foll. question
aka.
MP, BP ,solubility, type of compound, shelf, in vivo, common reactions

an organic compound in which an -OH group is bonded to a saturated carbon
atom.

contain both a polar and a non polar character.

alcohol chemical reaction in vivo

if oxidize primary alcohol

if oxidize 2ndary alochol

most common reaction of alcohol

three ways alcohol leaves the the body

in liver chemically breaks down remaining alcohol to_______