Intro to Drug Design & QSAR Approaches Notes [U-5]
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Introduction to Drug Design
- Introduction to Drug Design
- Various Approaches Used in Drug Design
- Physicochemical Parameters Used in QSAR
- Pharmacophore Modeling
- Molecular Docking Techniques
Combinatorial Chemistry
- Combinatorial Chemistry: Concept and Application
Combinatorial Chemistry: Synthesis Methods
- Solid-Phase Combinatorial Chemistry
- Solution-Phase Synthesis in Combinatorial Chemistry
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- Drug Elimination, Bioavailability & Bioequivalence
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- Nonlinear Pharmacokinetics
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UNIT–V: Intro to Drug Design and Related Concepts Notes
1. Drug Design
- Involves designing molecules with desired biological activity.
- Approaches: Structure-based, ligand-based, and prodrug strategies.
2. QSAR (Quantitative Structure–Activity Relationship)
- Links chemical structure to biological activity.
- Key Parameters:
- Log P (lipophilicity)
- Hammett’s σ (electronic effects)
- Taft’s Es (steric effects)
- Hansch Analysis (multivariate approach)
3. Pharmacophore Modeling & Docking
- Pharmacophore: Key features needed for activity.
- Docking: Predicts drug binding to targets.
4. Combinatorial Chemistry
- Used to create diverse compound libraries.
- Methods: Solid-phase and solution-phase synthesis
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