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Medicinal Chemistry is an academic discipline concerned with the exploration and creation of novel medicinal compounds, as well as their subsequent transformation into efficacious pharmaceutical agents.
Medicinal chemists engage in the preparation and/or selection of suitable compounds for the purpose of biological assessment. These molecules, if shown to possess activity, have the potential to function as lead compounds. Subsequently, the researchers proceed to assess the structure-activity relationships (SARs) of comparable molecules in terms of their effectiveness and safety in both in vitro and in vivo settings.
The curriculum philosophy seeks to equip students with the capacity to design and assess different forms of medication dosages. It also emphasizes the understanding and adherence to regulatory and ethical guidelines in the manufacturing processes of pharmaceuticals. Furthermore, the curriculum aims to provide students with comprehensive knowledge in the field, including scientific research advancements, fundamental principles, and advancements in Pharmaceutics and Pharmaceutical Chemistry.
Prof. Jitendra Devchand More, Prof. Chandrakant P. Suryawanshi, Dr. Rajendra D. Wagh, Prof. Amit P Sinhal
Mr. Jitendra D. More:
Currently a registered Ph.D. candidate at KBC NMU Jalgaon, Maharashtra, after completing his Master's degree in Pharmaceutical Quality Assurance at Mumbai University. With three years of classroom experience and five years of industrial exposure in the quality assurance department, he is now an associate professor at the OBVS Prof. Ravindra Nikam College of Pharmacy in Gondur, Dhule, and Maharashtra. There is 2 book and 15 scholarly articles (both domestic and international) by him. He was a regular at both domestic and international pharmaceutical conferences.
