Oxford University The Basic Processes of Drug Therapy: Pharmacodynamics Short Course

Oxford University is pleased to announce a course on The Basic Processes of Drug Therapy: Pharmacodynamics Short Course.

This course is part of the MSc in Experimental Therapeutics but can also be taken as a stand-alone module or short course for CATS-equivalent credit.

For more information about what the course includes and how to apply please see below.

This module will cover:

• Introduction to how drugs act
• How the pharmacodynamic effect is translated into a therapeutic effect
• Drug actions on receptors and second messengers
• Drug actions on enzymes
• Drug actions on transport processes
• Drug–ligand interactions—different models
• The dose-response curve— different models
• Biomarkers and surrogate endpoints
• Pharmacokinetic-pharmacodynamic modelling

Location: Oxford

 For further details and to book your place please click here