Teaching

• Undergraduate: Anatomy for Pharmacy, Anti-Viral Pharmacology; free radical toxicology, immunotoxicology

• Graduate: Toxicology of pharmaceutical agents and related xenobiotics (course); toxicology of reactive metabolites; Oxidative distress analysis; Free Radical Detection

• Machine Learning in Toxicology 

PHARM 204: Anatomy and Physiology for Pharmacy

Semester: Fall

Offered: Yearly

Provides students with a fundamental understanding of human anatomy relevant to pharmacy practice using a system-based approach. Core concepts include human anatomy and anatomical function including physiology and pathophysiology within the context of drug action. (Restricted to Pharmacy students.)

PHARM 564: Toxicology of Pharmaceutical Agents and Related Xenobiotics

Semester: Fall

Offered: 2025 (every two years)

Biochemical and molecular mechanisms of drug-induced damage. Key concepts include toxicological principles, toxicokinetics, toxic responses, bioactivation of drugs to toxic metabolites, organ directed toxicity, immunotoxicology, and receptor-mediated toxicity. Specialized topics include clinical and medical toxicology, forensic toxicology, pharmacoepidemiology related to drug toxicity, safety assessment of pharmaceutical agents, and environmental toxicology. Prerequisite: Consent of Faculty.