Proton Pump Inhibitors

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This document discusses proton pump inhibitors for a 5th semester B.Pharmacy course according to PCI syllabus. It covers medicinal chemistry and introduces proton pump inhibitors as the topic for unit 1. It encourages students to subscribe to the Chemstudy solutions YouTube channel for more videos if they find the content useful.

Medicinal Chemistry
Unit-1
Proton Pump
Inhibitors
For B.Pharmacy 5thSemester
As per PCI Syllabus

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