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Diploma in Drug Development
Learn about biosynthesis and anti-ulcer drugs in drug development with this free online diploma course.
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- Avg. Duration10-15 Hours (Contains Video)
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In this free course, you will learn how to:
- Distinguish primary metabolites from secondary metabolites
- Explain the characteristic feature of polyketides or secondary metabolites
- Discuss the two major classes of polyketide synthase
- Discuss the mechanism of action of DNA virus, RNA virus, and retrovirus
- Explain why it is difficult to get a cure for cancer
- Discuss the steps involved in the development of anticancer drugs
- Discuss how DNA can be the drug target
- State the steps to follow to develop a much better antacid that will target the actual cause of the hyperacidity
- State the importance of the QSAR principle
- Discuss pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics and how they are determined
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