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  2. MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY I

MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY I

Auburn University

CourseDBPS 3010

This course will combine a discussion of the nature and function of drug targets (including enzymes, receptors, ion channels, pumps, RNA and DNA) with study of molecular mechanisms by which drugs interact with these targets and the basic principles of drug design. The course will use currently relevant examples for each target class and is not intended to provide a comprehensive review of all drug classes at all targets.

Credits

4 credits

Course Code

DBPS 3010

Programs

Education programs that include this course

  • Drug and Biopharmaceutical Sciences

    Auburn University

    Bachelor's Degree