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Phar 421 and 422 Medicinal Chemistry I and
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Feedback from students has alerted the chemistry advisor that the Physiological Systems courses Phar
441 and 442 do not meet the needs of students in the pharmacological chemistry option. They do not
have the proper background for this course and the medicinal chemistry sequence 421-422 meets their
needs better, and is better suited to students with a chemistry background. Professor Charles Thompson
has been consulted on this matter. He has taught medicinal chemistry and has also taught in the
Chemistry Department. He agrees that the med. chem. sequence is better suited to chemistry majors.
When this
on was created med chem was not offered on the
level.
Revised 11-2009
Pharmacological Chemistry Option
Cre
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CHMY 141N-143N (CHEM 161N-162N) College Chemistry I, II
CHMY 221-223 (CHEM 221-222) Organic Chemistry and Laboratory I, II
CHMY 222 (CHEM 223) Organic Chemistry I Laboratory
CHMY 225 (CHEM 264) Organic Chemistry Laboratory for Chemistry Majors or 224
(CHEM 224)0rganic Chemistry II Laboratory
CHMY 302E (CHEM 334) Chemistry Literature and Scientific Writing (satisfies the Upperdivision Writing Expectation)
CHMY 311 (CHEM 341) Quantitative Analysis & Instrumental Methods
CHMY 421 (CHEM 342) Advanced Instrument Analysis
CHMY 360 (CHEM 370)Applied Physical Chemistry or CHMY 373 (CHEM 371) Phys ChernKntcs & Thrmdynmcs
CHMY 401 (CHEM 452) Advanced Inorganic Chemistry
BCH 481-482 (BlOC 481-482) Advanced Biochemistry I, II
BlOB 16oN (BIOL noN) Principles of Living Systems or equivalent
BlOB 260/261 (BIOL 221) Cellular and Molecular Biology
BIOM 400 (MICE 302) Medical Microbiolo
replace with PHAR 421-422 Medicinal
Chemistry I, II ....6 credits
PHAR 443-444 Pharmacology and Toxicology
Electives from CHMY 373, 371, 442, 445, 403, 402, 465, 466 (CHEM 371, 372, 442, 445,
453, 455, 465, 466), 3 credits maximum of 492 (CHEM 497); BlOB 490 (BIOL 497) 3
credits maximum; PHAR 421, 422, 3 credits maximum of 497
Cognate courses:
M 162 (MATH 150)Applied Calculus or 171 (MATH 152) Calculus I
M 274 (MATH 158) Applied Differential Equations or 172 (MATH 153) Calculus II
PHSX 205N-2o6N and 207N-2o8N (PHYS 111N-113N and 112N-114N) Fundamentals of
Physics I, II or PHSX 215N-216N and 217N-218N (PHYS 211N-213N or 212N..,
214N) Fundamentals of Physics I and II with Calculus
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