AIM: 01 Introduction to experimental pharmacology. Practical Pharmacology-1

Introduction to experimental pharmacology

Pharmacology may be defined as the study of drug the word pharmacology has been derived from two Greek words for pharmakon drug and lodges study the science of drugs include knowledge of all the aspect of drugs it include their origin source physical and chemical properties.It broadly covers the information about the history source physicochemical properties physiological properties mechanism of action absorption distribution metabolism and excretion of drugs drugs are chemical agents used for the purpose of diagnosis prevention the lift or cure of a disease in a man or animals the word drug is derived from the French word drogue means herb.

Experimental pharmacology is collectively the youngest branch of basic medical science the advancement in the field of electrophysiology biochemistry molecular biology and electronic or digital recording systems.

The main aim of the experimental pharmacology are to ..

1.Find out the therapeutics agent suitable for human use..

2.Study the toxicity of a drug..

3.Study the mechanism of action of drugs..

Since experimental pharmacology involves the discovery of new drugs for the study the action of existing drugs it is done in two main stages.

Preclinical experimental pharmacology which in was the idea that if occasion and optimisation of novel chemical lead structures and testing them on animals and animals tissue or organs for their biological actions.

Clinical pharmacology where testing of drug is done on human volunteers and patient for assessing the Pharma co Kinetic safety and efficacy in human.

Pharmacology may be defined as the study of drug the word pharmacology has been derived from two Greek words for pharmakon drug and lodges study the science of drugs include knowledge of all the aspect of drugs it include their origin source physical and chemical properties.It broadly covers the information about the history source physicochemical properties physiological properties mechanism of action absorption distribution metabolism and excretion of drugs drugs are chemical agents used for the purpose of diagnosis prevention the lift or cure of a disease in a man or animals the word drug is derived from the French word drogue means herb.

Experimental pharmacology is collectively the youngest branch of basic medical science the advancement in the field of electrophysiology biochemistry molecular biology and electronic or digital recording systems.

The main aim of the experimental pharmacology are to ..

1.Find out the therapeutics agent suitable for human use..

2.Study the toxicity of a drug..

3.Study the mechanism of action of drugs..

Since experimental pharmacology involves the discovery of new drugs for the study the action of existing drugs it is done in two main stages.

Preclinical experimental pharmacology which in was the idea that if occasion and optimisation of novel chemical lead structures and testing them on animals and animals tissue or organs for their biological actions.

Clinical pharmacology where testing of drug is done on human volunteers and patient for assessing the Pharma co Kinetic safety and efficacy in human.