Medical Chemistry

Medical Chemistry

Medical Chemistry

by Adam Le Gresley, PhD

Learn about medical chemistry with an expert!

Are you beginning the review process for the MCAT? Wondering where to start? And with whom to review the material? Reviewing Medical Chemistry with an expert is the ideal solution. Lecturio's expert in Medical Chemistry is Dr. Adam Le Gresley. Dr. Le Gresley is an Associate Professor in the Pharmacy and Chemistry department at Kingston University, London. Dr. Le Gresley's vast chemistry knowledge allows him to express complex concepts in easy to understand terms. Through high-yield lectures, Dr. Le Gresley will review the key concepts of Medical Chemistry with the aim to expand and sharpen your knowledge base.

Learn about Medical Chemistry concepts through high quality video lectures, supported by a multitude of interactive quizzes, topic reviews, clinical pearls and mnemonics.

The goal of the lectures is to go beyond memorizing facts. Dr. Le Gresley's high-yield lectures will provide you with a deep understanding of Medical Chemistry, enabling you to solve complex problems and think critically about the concepts and science behind Medical chemistry.

This course will cover all of the following, essential concepts of Medical Chemistry:

Carbapenems
Creation of Prodrugs
Allosteric Binding
Dipole-Dipole Interactions
Amino Acids, Peptides and Proteins
Preparation of Amines

Learn with high-yield lectures with an expert in medical chemistry which can make all the difference in your MCAT score. The MCAT may be one of the most important tests you ever take in your life. So start now!

Course Details

Videos 32
Duration 2:31 h
Quiz questions 129
Articles 6

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Adam Le Gresley, PhD

Dr. Adam Le Gresley is Associate Professor in the department of Pharmacy and Chemistry at Kingston University London.
Le Gresley was awarded his PhD in supramolecular organic chemistry by the University of Surrey in 2004 and carried out his postdoctoral research on photolabile compounds at Drexel College of Medicine in Philadelphia, USA, funded by the NIH.

He was appointed to the Faculty of Science at Kingston University in 2009, where he has been teaching on U/G and P/G courses within chemistry, pharmacy and the biological sciences for the last 6 years. In addition to teaching, Le Gresley maintains a small research group, funded by a number of industrial partners including GlaxoSMithKline with interests in NMR metabolomics, the synthesis of new in vitro diagnostic probes for problem pathogens and novel Rab7 inhibitors for the treatment of diabetes.
He is a regular reviewer for a number of peer-reviewed journals and has contributed to the development of courses across the faculty. Le Gresley was promoted to Senior Lecturer in 2011 and subsequently to Associate Professor in Organic and Medicinal Chemistry in 2013.

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Well explained details on mechanism of action --> also relates to vancomycin mechanism of action

By Nicholas C. on 27. October 2019 for Peptidoglycan – Beta Lactam Antibiotics

I watched the glycopeptide pharmacology lecture, wanted more details on the mechanism of action, segwayed to antimicrobial resistance, then segwayed to "Peptidoglycans - Beta Lactam Antibiotics" video lecture. The D-Alanine-D-Alanine concept also relates to the mechanism of action of vancomycin.

I liked this course

By Neuer N. on 12. October 2017 for Medical Chemistry

I liked this course a lot. The lectures were concise and clear.

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