• 1. 'Introduction to Enzymes, Receptors and Small Molecule Drugs' 2. Proteins: Structure and Function                                                                     3. The Drug Discovery Process – from Target Selection to Candidate              4. Introduction to Biopharmaceuticals                     5. Similarities and Differences in the Discovery, Development and Use of Biopharmaceuticals versus Small Molecule Drugs                                                                                           6. 'Approaching the Same...Treatment of Diabetes7. The Structure and Business of Bio/pharmaceutical Companies including the Management of Risks and Resources 8. Gefitinib  9. Herceptin/T-DM1 10. Erythropoietin (Epogen/Eprex/NeoRecormon) 11. Lysosomal Storage diseases 12. Steroids for HRT13. Anti-HIV protease inhibitor Darunavir  14. Anti-TNF Agents Remicade/Humira/Enbrel/Cimzia15. The Cholesterol Lowering Drug - Ezetimibe

"This book covers all important aspects of modern drug development for small molecules and biologics…I very much enjoyed reading this book. I learned a lot myself and will use it in my Medicinal Chemistry class. I would strongly recommend it to anyone who is interested in drug development and not a professional in this field." --ChemMedChem.org, April 2014"Pharmacologists, pharmacists, and medical chemists review recent research and the current status of developing drugs from proteins, a practice that began with the advent of protein chemistry and genetic engineering during the 1990s." --Reference & Research Book News, October 2013"From the perspective of the world's leading experts in the field of drug discovery, this book is the first to bridge the fundamental principles of drug discovery gained from developing small molecules with the newer approaches of developing peptide/protein biopharmaceuticals as therapeutic entities…I highly recommend this book to anyone who has a role in the drug discovery process." --Doody.com, October 2013

• 1. 'Introduction to Enzymes, Receptors and Small Molecule Drugs' 2. Proteins: Structure and Function                                                                     3. The Drug Discovery Process – from Target Selection to Candidate              4. Introduction to Biopharmaceuticals                     5. Similarities and Differences in the Discovery, Development and Use of Biopharmaceuticals versus Small Molecule Drugs                                                                                           6. 'Approaching the Same...Treatment of Diabetes7. The Structure and Business of Bio/pharmaceutical Companies including the Management of Risks and Resources 8. Gefitinib  9. Herceptin/T-DM1 10. Erythropoietin (Epogen/Eprex/NeoRecormon) 11. Lysosomal Storage diseases 12. Steroids for HRT13. Anti-HIV protease inhibitor Darunavir  14. Anti-TNF Agents Remicade/Humira/Enbrel/Cimzia15. The Cholesterol Lowering Drug - Ezetimibe

"This book covers all important aspects of modern drug development for small molecules and biologics…I very much enjoyed reading this book. I learned a lot myself and will use it in my Medicinal Chemistry class. I would strongly recommend it to anyone who is interested in drug development and not a professional in this field." --ChemMedChem.org, April 2014"Pharmacologists, pharmacists, and medical chemists review recent research and the current status of developing drugs from proteins, a practice that began with the advent of protein chemistry and genetic engineering during the 1990s." --Reference & Research Book News, October 2013"From the perspective of the world's leading experts in the field of drug discovery, this book is the first to bridge the fundamental principles of drug discovery gained from developing small molecules with the newer approaches of developing peptide/protein biopharmaceuticals as therapeutic entities…I highly recommend this book to anyone who has a role in the drug discovery process." --Doody.com, October 2013

• 1. 'Introduction to Enzymes, Receptors and Small Molecule Drugs' 2. Proteins: Structure and Function                                                                     3. The Drug Discovery Process – from Target Selection to Candidate              4. Introduction to Biopharmaceuticals                     5. Similarities and Differences in the Discovery, Development and Use of Biopharmaceuticals versus Small Molecule Drugs                                                                                           6. 'Approaching the Same...Treatment of Diabetes7. The Structure and Business of Bio/pharmaceutical Companies including the Management of Risks and Resources 8. Gefitinib  9. Herceptin/T-DM1 10. Erythropoietin (Epogen/Eprex/NeoRecormon) 11. Lysosomal Storage diseases 12. Steroids for HRT13. Anti-HIV protease inhibitor Darunavir  14. Anti-TNF Agents Remicade/Humira/Enbrel/Cimzia15. The Cholesterol Lowering Drug - Ezetimibe

"This book covers all important aspects of modern drug development for small molecules and biologics…I very much enjoyed reading this book. I learned a lot myself and will use it in my Medicinal Chemistry class. I would strongly recommend it to anyone who is interested in drug development and not a professional in this field." --ChemMedChem.org, April 2014"Pharmacologists, pharmacists, and medical chemists review recent research and the current status of developing drugs from proteins, a practice that began with the advent of protein chemistry and genetic engineering during the 1990s." --Reference & Research Book News, October 2013"From the perspective of the world's leading experts in the field of drug discovery, this book is the first to bridge the fundamental principles of drug discovery gained from developing small molecules with the newer approaches of developing peptide/protein biopharmaceuticals as therapeutic entities…I highly recommend this book to anyone who has a role in the drug discovery process." --Doody.com, October 2013