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Description
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Pharmaceutical Chemistry of Natural Products is a much awaited masterwork in its field. Targeted mainly to B.Pharm and M.Pharm students, this book will also be useful for the students of BSc and MSc organic chemistry and pharmaceutical chemistry. This book, thus, aims at eliminating the inadequacy in teaching/learning of chemistry of natural products by providing enormous information about naturally obtained medicinally useful compounds.
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Key Features
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? Logical and concise presentation of content as per the needs of the students
? Incorporation of all chemical and pharmaceutical aspects of the natural products
? Systematic and consistent organization of chapters: overview, nomenclature, classification, qualitative chemical tests, and general physical and chemical properties
? Detailed discussion on pharmaceutically important natural products with the source, pharmacological properties and uses, along with their general properties
? Interesting and user-friendly presentation of pharmacological action, to help the students quickly recapitulate the action of the drug
? Simplified presentation of structural elucidation along with structures of compounds, which helps to reproduce well in examinations
? Structure–activity relationship (SAR) of some important groups of natural products, e.g. estrogens, progesterones, penicillins, etc.
? Comprehensive coverage of syllabi of all the major Indian universities, AICTE and the PCI
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About the Author
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Dr. V. Alagarsamy, M. Pharm, PhD, FIC
Professor and Principal,
MNR College of Pharmacy
Sangareddy, Medak ,
Andhra Pradesh - 502294
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TOC
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1. Introduction
2. Carbohydrates
3. Glycosides
4. Amino acids, peptides and proteins
5. Alkaloids
6. Steroids and hormones
7. Terpenoids
8. Flavonoids
9. Vitamins
10. Antibiotics
11. Purines, pyrimidines and nucleic acids
12. Enzymes
13. Lipids, oils and waxes
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