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School of Pharmacy
Tokyo University of Pharmacy and Life Science


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What's New!
Last update records
  3DPSD; 08/01/29.
   
3D Pharmaceutical Structure Database
  A comprehensive listing of 3D molecular structures for Japanese prescription pharmaceuticals which can be viewed with either the Chemscape Chime plug-in or the Chemis3D Java applet
 
Alphabetical listing for the pharmaceuticals
  Main representation using the Chemscape Chime plug-in
  Alternative using the Chemis3D Java applet
Structural search by querying the exact chemical structure and the partial substructure using the JChem software

This structural search system has been opened under financial support of Teijin Ltd., Tokyo Research Center and BionomiX, Inc..
 
 
Links to the other websites related to 3D molecular representation
Financial support for constructing 3DPSD
   
Cancer Pain Relief
Routes of opioid analgestic therapy in management of cancer pain compiled by Tohru Mano, Pharmasist
 
Location and other information on Japanese hospices
Links to the other websites related to cancer pain relief
   
Our Class of Information Literacy
  Syllabuses for Information Literacy classes and these lecture materials
Basic course: Information literacy I
Advanced course: Information literacy II
   
Our Research Activities
Features of our laboratory
Research activities
Cooperative research on PML(Pharmaceutical Markup Language) for describing the pharmaceutical information
 
   
Healthcare Information
  A comprehensive listing of pharmaceutical manufacturers in the world
  Japanese pharmaceutical manufacturers
  Foreign pharmaceutical manufacturers
Japanese pharmacies for prescription drugs and drugstores for over the counter/consumer drugs
 
Links to the other websites related to pharmaceutical manufacturing companies
 

 

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