PRINCIPLES OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES

Name: PRINCIPLES OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES
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PHMSCI 680

과목 설명

Learn about essential components of drug development and cutting-edge research in drug discovery, drug action, and drug delivery. Focus on useful and practical information and essential underpinnings in chemistry, biology, physical chemistry, and engineering.

선수과목

(BIOCHEM 508 and declared in Pharmacology and Toxicology BS) or graduate/professional standing

충족 요건

This course does not satisfy any prerequisites.

학점

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개설 시기

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평점

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변화 계산 불가

수료율

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A 비율

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학급 규모

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유사 과목

PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES SEMINAR

PHMSCI 932

Weekly series that provides exposure to a diverse array of research topics. Students enroll in one of three sections, corresponding to their research core (Drug Action, Drug Discovery, or Drug Delivery). Students in their 2nd-year and beyond present their research progress or review literature. The course includes talks from nationally and internationally recognized scientists from academia and industry.

PHYSICOCHEMICAL PRINCIPLES OF DRUG FORMULATION AND DELIVERY

PHMSCI 420

Applications of physicochemical principles to pharmaceutical systems.

SELECTED TOPICS IN PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES

PHMSCI 490

Specialized subject matter of current interest to undergraduate and professional students.

MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR PRINCIPLES IN PHARMACOLOGY

PHMSCI 581

In-depth introduction to the molecular and cellular principles of pharmacology. Emphasis on the mechanisms of drug and small molecule action in cells, with a focus on downstream signaling pathways, second messenger systems, protein kinase cascades, and the regulation of gene transcription.

PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES SEMINAR

PHMSCI 931

Weekly series that provides exposure to a diverse array of research topics. Students enroll in one of three sections, corresponding to their research core (Drug Action, Drug Discovery, or Drug Delivery). Students in their 2nd year and beyond present their research progress or review literature. The course includes talks from nationally and internationally recognized scientists from academia and industry.