Pharmaceutical Bioinformatics
What you learn in this course, you will be able to use to connect all the subjects of biomedicine and chemistry. The course introduces new computer-based methods that you can apply in most areas of biomedicine, such as pharmacology, medicinal chemistry, medicine, biology, and toxicology. The course is focused on teaching you to use bioinformatic methods without burdening you with abstract mathematics and difficult-to-understand theories. The teacher follows you throughout the course, corrects your exercises, and provides guidance. You are welcome to ask questions to the teacher as often as you like. Since the course is internet-based, you can study completely freely whenever you want and at your own pace!
Pharmaceutical bioinformatics is an interdisciplinary subject at the forefront of biomedical and pharmaceutical sciences. Here, you learn how to use biomedical information effectively. This includes methods for mapping organism functions and how to exploit organism properties to create new treatment methods and new drugs. Pharmaceutical bioinformatics is a broad field that encompasses computer-based methods, informatics, and computational methods bordering on drugs, their development, effects, and mechanisms, which can be used to understand biological processes and exploit them for medical treatment.
