QSAR Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

This is a summary I made when studying for the pharmacochemistry exam. In the document, things/formulas/sections that are highlighted in yellow has been asked in previous exams! My exam was quite similar to previous exams so you may want to pay attention to these points/concepts.

CBE 564 Final Quizlet [3/23] BBB - correct answer -- Astrocytes - correct answer -star-shaped -biochemical support -nutrients, ion balance -repair after injury Pericytes - correct answer -wrap around capillaries -blood flow -maintain BBB -immune cell entry Microglia cells - correct answer -immune cells in the brain -scavenge for plaques; damaged or unused neurons or synapses, or infectious agents -survey environment, send and receive signals -Phenotype change, become more reac...

Pharmaceutical market is forecast to grow to about $_____ in 2012: A) $1 billion B) $10 Million C) $50 Million D) $1 Trillion E) $500 Million - ANS - D) $1 Trillion QSAR is an abbreviation for: A) Quantity Structure Analysis for Receptors B) Qualitative Structure Analysis by Researchers C) Quantity Structure Analysis Reasoning D) None of the above. E) Quantitative Structure-Activity Relationships - ANS - E) Quantitative Structure-Activity Relationships Grimm's Hydride Displacement ...

Its all about the different types pf subjects and topics related to them. Each having short notes. Which can be study easily. Its already in capsule form. Its mainly includes nsaids, cancer drugs, bloodproducts, performance evaluation etc..

Pharmaceutical market is forecast to grow to about $_____ in 2012: A) $1 billion B) $10 Million C) $50 Million D) $1 Trillion E) $500 Million - ANS - D) $1 Trillion QSAR is an abbreviation for: A) Quantity Structure Analysis for Receptors B) Qualitative Structure Analysis by Researchers C) Quantity Structure Analysis Reasoning D) None of the above. E) Quantitative Structure-Activity Relationships - ANS - E) Quantitative Structure-Activity Relationships Grimm's Hydride Displacement ...

Topics covered: o Therapies involving modified antibodies o Catalytic antibodies with example of hapten selection for cocaine degradation o Antibody-drug conjugates to deliver toxic payloads to specific tissues o Virtual drug screening and drug discovery pathways o Drug metabolism  Drug modification  Drug inactivation

An extensive summary of the information given during the course Pharmacochemistry (NWI-MOL053) in English. With images, equations and self-study assignments incorporated and explained. This summary covers the subjects: - Receptor pharmacology (Antagonism, efficacy, Schild-equation) - Disposition of drugs in the body (Pharmacokinetics, ADME: absorption, distribution, elimination and biotransformation, xenobiotics, bioavailability) - Drugs acting on the autonomic nervous system (sympatheti...

(Extended) Summary BMS67 - Chemical Mutagenesis and Carcinogenesis, including lectures, presentations of the RIVM visit, COO QSAR (containing compounds to know for the exam), an E-learning on Biotransformation, a GW case study on benzene, self-study assignments, and a summary of chapter 8 of the book "essentials of toxicology).