B.Pharm Semester 6

Medicinal Chemistry III
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Unit 1

Antibiotics (Beta-Lactams, Aminoglycosides, Tetracyclines)

Unit 2

Antibiotics, Prodrugs and Antimalarial Agents

Unit 3

Anti-Tubercular, Urinary Tract Anti-Infective and Antiviral Agents

Unit 4

Antifungal, Antiprotozoal, Anthelmintic and Sulphonamide Drugs

Unit 5

Introduction to Drug Design and QSAR and Combinatorial Chemistry

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Individual practicals15 PDFs

Practical 1

Sulphanilamide Preparation

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Practical 2

7 Hydroxy 4 Methylcoumarin Preparation

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Practical 3

Chlorobutanol Preparation

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Practical 4

Triphenylimidazole Preparation

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Practical 5

Tolbutamide Preparation

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Practical 6

Hexamine Preparation

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Practical 7

Isonicotinic Acid Hydrazide Assay

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Practical 8

Chloroquine Assay

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Practical 9

Metronidazole Assay

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Practical 10

Dapsone Assay

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Practical 11

Chlorpheniramine Maleate Assay

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Practical 12

Benzylpenicillin Assay

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Practical 13

Microwave Assisted Synthesis of an Assigned Intermediate

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Practical 14

Drawing Drug Structures and Reactions in ChemDraw

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Practical 15

Physicochemical Descriptors and Lipinski Rule of Five

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Unit 1Antibiotics & Aminoglycosides2 videos

Antibiotics | Medicinal chemistry III | B Pharm 6th sem

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Antibiotics - macrolides | Medicinal chemistry III | B Pharm 6th sem

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Unit 2Antibiotics & Antimalarials: Structures & SAR2 videos

Prodrugs | Medicinal chemistry III | B Pharm 6th sem

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Antimalarial drugs | Medicinal chemistry III | B Pharm 6th sem

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Unit 3Anti-TB, UTI & Antiviral Agents3 videos

Anti-tubercular agents | Medicinal chemistry III | B Pharm 6th sem

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Urinary tract anti-infective agents | Medicinal chemistry III | B Pharm 6th sem

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Antiviral agents | Medicinal chemistry III | B Pharm 6th sem

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Unit 4Antifungals, Antiprotozoals & Sulfonamides4 videos

Antifungal Agents | Medicinal Chemistry III | B. Pharm 6th Sem

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Anti-protozoal agents | Medicinal chemistry III | B Pharm 6th sem

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Anthelmintic drugs | Medicinal chemistry III | B Pharm 6th sem

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Sulphonamides and sulfones | Medicinal chemistry III | B Pharm 6th sem

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Unit 5Intro to Drug Design & QSAR Approaches2 videos

Introduction to drug design | Medicinal chemistry III | B Pharm 6th sem

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Combinatorial chemistry | Medicinal chemistry III | B Pharm 6th sem

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  1. Compare the structural classes and mechanisms of beta-lactam and aminoglycoside antibiotics.
  2. Discuss structure–activity relationships of representative antibiotics and antimalarial agents.
  3. Classify anti-tubercular, urinary anti-infective and antiviral agents by their medicinal chemistry.
  4. Compare the structural characteristics of antifungal, antiprotozoal and sulphonamide agents.
  5. Explain the purpose and limitations of QSAR in rational drug design.
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