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Advanced Pharmacognosy (Theory)

By Dr. Vishal Chauhan, Jyoti Pandit, Manish Kumar & Prof. Amol A. Ambekar

Advanced Pharmacognosy occupies an unusual place in the pharmacy curriculum. It assumes a student who already knows crude drugs and phytochemistry, and it asks a harder question: how does a natural product become a validated, mechanistically understood, and legally protected medicine in the twenty-first century? The answer draws on disciplines that did not exist when classical pharmacognosy was written, from metabolomics and network pharmacology to artificial intelligence and access-and-benefit-sharing law, and it is these that the BP601T syllabus gathers under a single heading.
Category
Pharmacognosy
Target Audience
B.Pharm VI Semester Students
Course Code
BP601T
Syllabus
New PCI 2026 (NEP 2020)
ISBN
978-81-903393-9-1
Edition
1st Edition (2026)

About This Book

This comprehensive textbook has been specially designed to meet the requirements of sixth-semester B.Pharm students studying under the new PCI syllabus 2026 (NEP 2020). It follows the BP601T syllabus unit by unit while telling one continuous story: how a documented traditional use becomes a validated, mechanistically understood, and legally protected modern medicine.

The book begins with reverse pharmacology and the traditional-knowledge record, the point at which a documented use becomes a research hypothesis. It proceeds through the analytical platforms that characterise a herbal drug as a metabolome, the computational and genomic methods that prioritise and explain its constituents, and the medicinal chemistry that turns an active constituent into an optimised lead. It ends with the preclinical, clinical, and regulatory evaluation that a lead must pass, and with the intellectual-property framework that protects both the innovation and the traditional knowledge it draws upon.

Keywords

Advanced Pharmacognosy Reverse Pharmacology Traditional Knowledge Metabolomics Network Pharmacology Molecular Docking Medicinal Chemistry Natural Product Drug Discovery Access and Benefit Sharing Intellectual Property B.Pharm BP601T PCI Syllabus 2026 NEP 2020

How to Cite

Chauhan, V., Pandit, J., Kumar, M., & Ambekar, A. A. (2026). Advanced Pharmacognosy (Theory) (1st ed.). WiseLeaf Scientific Ventures. ISBN: 978-81-903393-9-1

DOI: 10.66079/wiseleaf.advanced-pharmacognosy-bp601t.2026

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