Chemical Drugs - Compulsory Professional Basic Course for Non-Pharmacy Majors in Medical Colleges in the 21st Century

Author: Lu Jinrong
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: This book is compiled based on the teaching requirements of non-pharmacy majors in medical and pharmaceutical colleges and universities, such as International Economics and Trade, Business Administration, Marketing, Economics, Pharmaceutical Regulations, Information Management and Information Systems, and Pharmaceutical English, as well as the author's many years of teaching experience. The book is divided into two parts: the first part is Basic Organic Chemistry, and the second part is Monographs on Drugs. Chapter 1 is an Introduction. Chapters 2-14 cover Basic Organic Chemistry, which adopts a mixed arrangement of aliphatic and aromatic compounds, focusing on the fundamental knowledge, basic reactions, and basic theories of organic compounds. It emphasizes the relationship between the structure and properties of organic compounds and provides a brief introduction to the mechanisms of organic reactions and organic synthesis. Chapters 15-27 are Monographs on Drugs, which mainly introduce various chemical drugs, including the development of different types of drugs, the chemical structures and names of commonly used drugs, structure-activity relationships, the mechanisms of drug action, and the synthesis methods of typical drugs. Chapter 27 briefly introduces the approaches and methods for drug research and development. Each chapter is accompanied by exercises, with reference answers provided for the exercises in the Basic Organic Chemistry section. This book can not only serve as a textbook for undergraduate and junior college students in relevant majors of medical and pharmaceutical colleges and universities but also as a reference book for scientific research personnel.