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4 FILTRATION..pptx
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1 Evaporation.pptx
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Molecular mechanics
This document discusses molecular mechanics and molecular dynamics simulations. It explains that molecular mechanics uses Newtonian mechanics to calculate energies and forces between atoms to model molecular motion. The potential energy is calculated based on contributions from bond lengths, bond angles, torsion angles, van der Waals interactions, and electrostatic interactions. Force fields are used to describe how potential energy depends on parameters. Energy minimization and molecular dynamics simulations are used to find low energy conformations and model molecular motion by overcoming energy barriers. Examples provided include simulations of benzene rings and modeling ATP and water in an enzyme active site.
Thermal analysis
THERMOGRAVIMETRY # Factors affecting the TG curve # DIFFERENTIAL THERMAL ANALYSIS # Typical Power Compensation DSC Cell #
mixing
Mixing # pharmaceutical engineering # pharmaceutical technology # STATISTICAL PARAMETERS # FACTORS INFLUENCING MIXING # V CONE BLENDER # DOUBLE CONE BLENDER # RIBBON BLENDER # SIGMA BLADE MIXER # PLANETARY MIXER # AIR MIXER OR FLUDIZED MIX #
Molecular modeling in drug design
Molecular Modeling methods # QUANTUM MECHANICS # Drug Design #
PHARMACOPHORE MODELING # MOLECULAR DOCKING #
Asymmetric synthesis
ASYMMETRIC SYNTHESIS # Additions to carbonyl compounds # CHELATION CONTROL # ALLYLIC NUCLEOPHILES # DOUBLE ASYMMETRIC SYNTHESIS # ITERATIVE ASYMMETRIC SYNTHESIS # ADDITION TO ALDEHYDES # CHIRAL LIGAND AS CATALYST # AMINOTHIOCYANATE DERIVATIVES #
ANTI-INFLAMMATORY & IMMUNOSUPPRESSIVE DRUG
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The document discusses several topics related to human anatomy and physiology. It defines homeostasis as any self-regulating process that maintains stability and optimal conditions for survival. It describes the supine position as lying horizontally face up and provides examples of its uses in surgery. It briefly mentions types of cells, paracrine signaling between nearby cells, synaptic connections between neurons, and secretions from skin glands.
Vitamins
Vitamins and vitamin-like substances play important roles in many metabolic pathways and processes in the body. Key vitamins include: A (retinol), B1 (thiamine), B2 (riboflavin), B3 (niacin), B5 (pantothenic acid), B6 (pyridoxine), B12 (cobalamin), and C (ascorbic acid). These vitamins are involved in pathways like phototransduction, carbohydrate metabolism, redox reactions, amino acid metabolism, and one-carbon metabolism. Deficiencies can cause diseases like night blindness, beriberi, and anemia. Vitamin-like substances such as choline, carnitine
Radioimmunoassay
Radioimmunoassay and enzyme-linked immunosorbent assays are immunoassays that use the antigen-antibody reaction to detect and quantify substances like hormones, vitamins, and drugs. Radioimmunoassays use radiolabeled antigens or antibodies while ELISAs use enzyme-labeled molecules, avoiding radiation hazards. Both techniques require preparing antigens and antibodies, developing standardized assay procedures, and measuring the amount of bound versus unbound reagents to quantify the target substance in samples. Immunoassays are highly specific and sensitive methods used to detect substances important for diagnosing disease and monitoring drug and hormone levels in the body.
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