Pharmaceutical Chemistry

Drug Development and Clinical Trails

Drug Development in a process of developing a new drug molecule for specific Diseases. This process is very time consuming and required knife edge precision as if any mistake is being detected by the FDA, the drug molecule will be rejected, as FDA controls the process of drug development in the pharmaceutical industry. After the successful synthesis of the new drug molecule, Clinical trials begins. Clinical trials are being done to find out that how this new drug is reacting in  in-vivo conditions. Clinical trials are of 2 types (1.) Preclinical trails that are being done on animals like mouse and horses (2.) Four phases of human clinical trials are being done within the time duration of 6-7 years to see that how this drug is going to react in humans, and if it is showing least toxicity than it will be introduced in the market.

• Drug development..
• Drug discovery.
• Heterocyclic compounds.
• Synthesis and functional properties of molecules.
• Asymmetric synthesis.
• Pre-Clinical Trails.
• Human Clinical Trials.
• Computational chemistry
• Supra molecular chemistry