Structure of the nicotinic acetylcholine receptor channel taken from reference 3 Pharmacodynamics Basics Post author:sunalim Post published:April 10, 2011 Post category:Notes/Pharmacology Continue ReadingPharmacodynamics Basics
Pharmacogenetics helps in identifying parts of the population based on how they react to a particular drug. In this figure it shows that pharmacogenetics helps in segregating the population according to the rate of metobolism of a particular drug. Pharmacogenetics Basics Post author:sunalim Post published:April 11, 2011 Post category:Notes/Pharmacology Continue ReadingPharmacogenetics Basics
Figure 1 - Reaction of carbonyl containing compound with amine yields imine and enamine Imines and Enamines – Nitrogen Analogs of Enols and Enolates Post author:Akul Mehta Post published:April 12, 2011 Post category:Notes/Organic Chemistry Continue ReadingImines and Enamines – Nitrogen Analogs of Enols and Enolates
Reaction at the less reactive 6-position of 2-methyl cyclohexanone is forced due to formation of enamine Producing and Using Imines and Enamines Post author:Akul Mehta Post published:April 19, 2011 Post category:Notes/Organic Chemistry Continue ReadingProducing and Using Imines and Enamines
Michal Addition with a michael acceptor and a michael donor - examples of reactants Michael Addition Post author:Akul Mehta Post published:April 24, 2011 Post category:Notes/Organic Chemistry Continue ReadingMichael Addition
Base catalyzed dehydration of aldol or ketol leading to alpha,beta-unsaturated carbonyl compound. Aldol Condensation – Base Catalyzed Post author:Akul Mehta Post published:June 26, 2011 Post category:Notes/Organic Chemistry Continue ReadingAldol Condensation – Base Catalyzed
Aldol condensation - leading to aldol or ketol which can undergo dehydration to produce the alpha,beta-unsaturated aldehyde or ketone Aldol Condensation – Acid Catalyzed Post author:Akul Mehta Post published:June 29, 2011 Post category:Notes/Organic Chemistry Continue ReadingAldol Condensation – Acid Catalyzed
Polymerase Chain Reaction- Part I: Principle, Components, Procedure and Stages of PCR Post author:Biswajeet Sahoo Post published:July 6, 2011 Post category:Biotechnology/Notes Continue ReadingPolymerase Chain Reaction- Part I: Principle, Components, Procedure and Stages of PCR
Polymerase Chain Reaction- Part II: Validation, Optimization, Limitations and Applications Post author:Biswajeet Sahoo Post published:July 7, 2011 Post category:Biotechnology/Notes Continue ReadingPolymerase Chain Reaction- Part II: Validation, Optimization, Limitations and Applications
Polymerase Chain Reaction- Part III: Variations or Types of PCR and Future prospects of PCR Post author:Biswajeet Sahoo Post published:July 7, 2011 Post category:Biotechnology/Notes Continue ReadingPolymerase Chain Reaction- Part III: Variations or Types of PCR and Future prospects of PCR
Buccal Drug Delivery System Post author:sharathchandra Post published:July 12, 2011 Post category:Notes/Pharmaceutics Continue ReadingBuccal Drug Delivery System
Formation of a cyclic transition state during enolate formation which controls formation of E-enol or Z-enol Directed Aldol Synthesis: Part 1 – Formation of E-Enolate and Z-Enolate Post author:Akul Mehta Post published:August 2, 2011 Post category:Notes/Organic Chemistry Continue ReadingDirected Aldol Synthesis: Part 1 – Formation of E-Enolate and Z-Enolate
How the E-enolate selectively produce anti-product in order to obtain directed aldol synthesis. Directed Aldol Synthesis: Part 2 – Syn and Anti control using Zimmerman Traxler principle Post author:Akul Mehta Post published:August 3, 2011 Post category:Notes/Organic Chemistry Continue ReadingDirected Aldol Synthesis: Part 2 – Syn and Anti control using Zimmerman Traxler principle
Synthesis of Boron Enolates for Aldol Condensation Boron Enolates for Aldol Synthesis and Other Reactions Post author:Akul Mehta Post published:August 22, 2011 Post category:Notes/Organic Chemistry Continue ReadingBoron Enolates for Aldol Synthesis and Other Reactions
The Visible Spectrum with VIBGYOR (Violet, Indigo, Blue, Green, Yellow, Orange, Red) Introduction to the Electromagnetic Spectrum and Spectroscopy Post author:Akul Mehta Post published:August 24, 2011 Post category:Analytical Chemistry/Notes Continue ReadingIntroduction to the Electromagnetic Spectrum and Spectroscopy
A Review of Polymorphism and the Amorphous State in the Formulation Strategy of Medicines Post author:Red Devils Post published:September 3, 2011 Post category:Articles/Pharmaceutics Continue ReadingA Review of Polymorphism and the Amorphous State in the Formulation Strategy of Medicines
Glycolysis – Animation and Notes Post author:Sweety Mehta Post published:September 20, 2011 Post category:Animations/Biochemistry Animations/Biochemistry Notes/Notes Continue ReadingGlycolysis – Animation and Notes
Different transitions between the bonding and anti-bonding electronic states when light energy is absorbed in UV-Visible Spectroscopy. Ultraviolet-Visible (UV-Vis) Spectroscopy – Principle Post author:Akul Mehta Post published:December 13, 2011 Post category:Analytical Chemistry Continue ReadingUltraviolet-Visible (UV-Vis) Spectroscopy – Principle
Ergotamine - An indole alkaloid obtained from the Ergot Pharmacognosy of Ergot (Argot or St. Anthony’s Fire) Post author:Akul Mehta Post published:December 30, 2011 Post category:Notes/Pharmacognosy Continue ReadingPharmacognosy of Ergot (Argot or St. Anthony’s Fire)
Indole containing vinca alkaloids - Vinblastine, vincristine and vindoline. Pharmacognosy of Vinca Alkaloids (Periwinkle) Post author:Akul Mehta Post published:January 1, 2012 Post category:Notes/Pharmacognosy Continue ReadingPharmacognosy of Vinca Alkaloids (Periwinkle)