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Course Title:
Biochemistry-1
Course Code:
PBC-311
Credit Hours: 3
Prerequisite: PCS-253
This course is concerned with the study
of cell ultrastructure and biological membranes, the chemistry
and biological importance of amino acids & proteins, nucleotides
& nucleic acids, and porphyrins & bile pigments. Derailed study
of enzymes, metabolism of xenobiotics and mechanisms of
digestion and absorption of nutrients are also elaborated. The
laboratory work deals with the study of some biological
secretions (e.g. milk, urine, saliva) and enzyme kinetics.
Academic Department:
Biochemistry
Recommended Text Book:
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Course Title:
Chemistry of Natural Products-1
Course Code:
PCG-321
Credit Hours: 4
Prerequisite: PCG-222
The course deals with the basic
knowledge of natural products, their structures and
biosynthesis, isolation, purification and quantitative
estimation of carbohydrates, volatile oils and bitter
principles, in addition to their pharmacological actions and
uses.
Academic Department:
Pharmacognosy
Recommended Text Book: Pharmacognosy, Trease & Evans,
Saunders (Latest Edition)
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Course Title:
Chromatography & Methods of Separation
Course Code:
PCG-323
Credit Hours: 2
Prerequisite: PCG-222
This course deals with chromatography
procedures, with special emphasis on the following topics: GLC.
HPLC. IEC, GFD, affinity chromatography and other advanced
chromatographic techniques. This course covers the fore
mentioned techniques from the following aspects; theory,
apparatus, types of detectors, methods of derivatization in Gas
and Liquid chromatography, methods of complexation in IEC,
qualitative and quantitative measurements of natural products.
Academic Department: Pharmacognosy
Recommended Text Book:
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Course Title:
Pathophysiology
Course Code:
PCL-331
Credit Hours:
1
Prerequisite: PCL-232
Pathophysiology is important for
knowing disease-induced physiological changes.
Academic Department:
Pharmacology
Recommended Text Book:
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Course Title:
Pharmaceutics-3
Course Code:
PCT-361
Credit Hours:
3
Prerequisite: PCT-262
This course allows students to know-how
of the design, formulation, manufacture and evaluation of a
number of parenteral and sterile dosage forms which requires the
pharmacist to understand the details of the sterile area,
sterilization techniques and quality control of parenterals.
Academic Department:
Pharmaceutics
Recommended Text Book:
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Course Title:
General Microbiology
Course Code:
PMB-371
Credit Hours:
3
Prerequisite: PMB-272
The knowledge of ecology,
classification and properties of microorganisms is very
essential for combating the infectious diseases.
Academic Department:
Microbiology
Recommended Text Book:
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Course Title:
Biochemistry-2
Course Code:
PBC-312
Credit Hours: 3
Prerequisite: PBC-311
This course includes normal metabolic
pathways of carbohydrates, lipids and proteins, as well as
integration of metabolism during feeding and fasting cycle.
Metabolism in different organs and classification of hormones
according to their mechanism of action are also described. The
laboratory work deals with the study of gastric digestion, blood
parameters as well as assessment of disorders of plasma
proteins, minerals, purines and lipid metabolism.
Academic Department:
Biochemistry
Recommended Text Book:
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Course Title:
Chemistry of Natural Products-2
Course Code:
PCG-324
Credit Hours:
3
Prerequisite: PBC-321
More than 30% of medicinally useful
agents are derived from natural products. Therefore pharmacists
should acquire adequate knowledge of these important drugs of
natural origin; particularly alkaloids, glycosides and
unorganized products.
Academic Department:
Pharmacognosy
Recommended Text Book: Pharmacognosy,
Trease & Evans, Saunders (Latest Edition)
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Course Title:
Pharmacology-1
Course Code: PCL-333
Credit Hours:
3
Prerequisite: PCL-333
The general principals of pharmacology
are presented; such as pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics,
receptor theory, drug interactions, pharmacogenetics and
principals of therapeutics. This is followed by a comprehensive
study of the pharmacodynamics, toxicological actions and
therapeutic uses of drugs affecting the autonomic nervous system
and neuromuscular junction, renal and cardiovascular function
and autacoids.
Academic Department: Pharmacology
Recommended Text Book:
Brody's Human Pharmacology, Molecular to Clinical; Minneman
KP, Larner J, Wecker L, Brody TM; Elsevier Mosby (Latest
Edition)
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Course Title:
Biopharmaceutics and Pharmacokinetics
Course Code:
PCT-362
Credit Hours: 3
Prerequisite:
PCT-361
The course deals with the basic
principles of drug absorption and various parameters affecting
bioavailability of drug. Drug design & formulation requires a
presumptive study of bioavailability and biopharmaceutics and
pharmacokinetics.
Academic Department:
Pharmaceutics
Recommended Text Book:
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Course Title:
Medical Microbiology
Course Code:
PMB-372
Credit Hours:
3
Prerequisite: PMB-371
The knowledge of microbiological
aspects of infectious diseases is very helpful in disease
curing. Facing epidemic diseases requires a thorough knowledge
about its etiology.
Academic Department:
Microbiology
Recommended Text Book:
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Course Title:
Immunology
Course Code:
PMB-374
Credit Hours:
1
Prerequisite: PMB-371
Immunity represents the backbone of
primary disease treatment. Studying immunity gives a picture of
antigen antibody reactions and hypersensitivity responses.
Academic Department:
Microbiology
Recommended Text Book:
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