CBSE Class 12-science Chemistry Classification of Drugs and their Target Interaction
Prepare for your board exam with TopperLearning’s study resources for CBSE Class 12 Science Chemistry Chemistry in Everyday Life – Classification of Drugs and their Target Interaction. Understand the classification of drugs by viewing our recorded concept videos. Find out how receptors are used as drug targets in our video lessons.
Understand how Chemistry impacts our daily lives by learning about enzymes as drug targets through our CBSE Class 12 Science Chemistry topic notes. In addition, take a look at our NCERT solutions, practice tests and mock exam question papers to study for your crucial board exam.
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Drugs and their Classification
This video covers introduction about drugs and classification of drugs in -
Drug target interaction
This video is an introduction to drug-target interaction. -
Enzyme as Drug Targets I
This video explains about process of catalytic action of enzymes. -
Enzyme as Drug Targets II
This video explains about interaction of enzyme and drug, inhibitors and al -
Receptor as Drug Targets
This video explains the process when receptors as drug targets.
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