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Chemistry Courses
CHEM 5110 Lab Management and Safety
(2 credits)
CHEM 5140 Chemical Toxicology
(3 credits)
CHEM 5210 Interpretation of Spectral Data
(2 credits)
CHEM 5320 Special Topics in Organic Chemistry
(1-3 credits)
CHEM 5411 Biochemistry I
(3 credits)
CHEM 5412 Biochemistry II
(3 credits)
CHEM 5420 Special Topics in Biochemistry
(1-3 credits)
CHEM 5471 Biochemistry Laboratory I
(1 credits)
CHEM 5472 Biochemistry Lab II
(1 credits)
CHEM 5476 Techniques in Biotechnology and Biochemistry
(2 credits)
CHEM 5510 Instrumental Methods of Analysis
(3 credits)
CHEM 5520 Special Topics in Analytical Chemistry
(1-3 credits)
CHEM 5571 Instrumental Analysis I Laboratory
(0 credits)
CHEM 5572 Instrumental Analysis Laboratory II
(1 credits)
CHEM 5614 Medicinal Chemistry: Drug Design
(3 credits)
CHEM 5615 Medicinal Chemistry: Drug Action
(3 credits)
CHEM 5711 Physical Chemistry I
(3 credits)
CHEM 5712 Physical Chemistry II
(3 credits)
CHEM 5720 Special Topics in Physical Chemistry
(1-3 credits)
CHEM 5771 Physical Chemistry Laboratory I
(1 credits)
CHEM 5772 Physical Chemistry Lab II
(1 credits)
CHEM 5811 Intermediate Inorganic Chemistry
(3 credits)
CHEM 5812 Advanced Inorganic Chemistry II
(3 credits)
CHEM 5820 Special Topics in Inorganic Chemistry
(1-3 credits)
CHEM 5871 Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory I
(1 credits)
CHEM 5872 Inorganic Chemistry Laboratory II
(1 credits)
CHEM 5615 Medicinal Chemistry: Drug Action (3 credits)
This course focuses on drug targets such as enzymes, receptors, and nucleic acids and the mechanisms by which pharmaceuticals alter the normal cellular activity. Common classes of pharmaceuticals (antibacterial, antiviral, anticancer, opioids, etc) will be explored. Progress in pharmaceutical development will be highlighted through the incorporation of current literature article and drugs undergoing clinical trials. Prerequisite(s): Degree in Biology, Chemistry, or related field.
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