Medicinal Chemistry

Author: Wen Ren, Editor-in-Chief
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Publishing Date: 2005-02-01
Features: This book is primarily based on three recently published university-level pharmacy textbooks on "Medicinal Chemistry" currently used in higher education institutions across the country. It was compiled by teachers from various universities who have extensive research and rich teaching experience in this course. The book consists of 21 chapters, including an introduction, general principles, and 19 chapters on classified discussions of drugs for different systemic diseases. Each chapter systematically summarizes the corresponding content from the three aforementioned textbooks, lists teaching requirements, and highlights the key points of the teaching content. The writing adopts an outline format, facilitating multiple readings, repeated memorization, and summarization for readers. Additionally, to allow readers to assess their self-review level, each chapter includes simulated exercises. At the end of the book, there are simulated undergraduate Medicinal Chemistry examination questions and simulated graduate (entrance) Medicinal Chemistry examination questions, all with reference answers. The content of this book is comprehensive and systematic, making it suitable for teaching preparation at different levels of "Medicinal Chemistry" courses. It can also serve as a supplementary textbook for undergraduate students of pharmacy or related majors in medical and pharmaceutical universities to study "Medicinal Chemistry." Furthermore, it provides valuable reference material for graduate students (master's and doctoral candidates) in self-study and review of "Medicinal Chemistry."