Chemistry/Biology 491 "Molecules and Medicine"

Course Text:

  1. Introduction to Medicinal Chemistry
  2. Molecules and Medicine

Pharmacology/Nervous sytem/Receptor Information:

  1. Principles of Clinical Pharmacology- An excellent NIH-sponsored web site with general and special topics in Pharmacology
  2. The Pharmaceutical Century. A sweeping and well written review of the modern era in pharmacology. A bit dismissive of natural product medicine, but nonetheless worth reading.
  3. The Oxford Pain Internet site. Yes, this really exists. A list of the effectiveness of different pain drugs and good summaries of controlled clinical data.
  4. Hormones, Receptors and Targets- A good basic intro.
  5. Opioid Analgesics Lots of detailed info on opioids and their receptors.
  6. G-Protein Receptor Database. Information on the molecular mechanisms of G-protein coupled receptors.

Biochemistry Resources: Biochemistry is at the heart of pharmacology. Here are some basic metabolism and biochemistry resources.

    1. Medical Biochemistry. Here is a great site covering all basic aspects of biochemistry and metabolism.
    2. The Protein Data Bank. Search here to find out if there is a known structure for a given drug target protein.
    3. OMIM (Online Mendelian Inheritance In Man). The ultimate genetic disorder resource. EVERYTHING is here.

Pharmaceutics: Drug delivery and disposition are the main concerns of pharmaceutics. Below is an excellent resouce, probably the only pharmaceutics rtesourse you will ever need!

  1. A First Course in Pharmaceutics.  Drug delivery by David Bourne. One word: wow!
  2. Biophamaceutics Another excellent site by David Bourne
 
 
 


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