ADV-UNIT-3-CADD&Delivery November 28, 2023 Contents Results - #1. 1. What does CADD stand for? Computer-Aided Design and Development Computer-Aided Design and Development Computational Algorithm for Drug Discovery Computational Algorithm for Drug Discovery Computer-Aided Drug Design Computer-Aided Drug Design Chemical Analysis and Drug Delivery Chemical Analysis and Drug Delivery #2. 2. Which computational technique allows researchers to study the movement and behavior of molecules over time? Virtual Screening Virtual Screening Molecular Dynamics Simulations Molecular Dynamics Simulations Quantitative Structure-Activity Relationship Quantitative Structure-Activity Relationship Nanoparticle Analysis Nanoparticle Analysis #3. 3. What is the primary purpose of virtual screening in drug discovery? Synthesizing new compounds Synthesizing new compounds Predicting drug-target interactions Predicting drug-target interactions Testing drugs on animals Testing drugs on animals Analyzing chemical structures Analyzing chemical structures #4. 4. What does QSAR stand for in the context of drug design? Quality Structure-Activity Relationship Quality Structure-Activity Relationship Quantitative Structure-Activity Relationship Quantitative Structure-Activity Relationship Quick Structure Analysis and Review Quick Structure Analysis and Review Quantum Structure Alignment for Research Quantum Structure Alignment for Research #5. 5. Which nanoscale carriers are often used in drug delivery to improve bioavailability? Nanorobots Nanorobots Nanotubes Nanotubes Nanoparticles Nanoparticles Nanosponges Nanosponges #6. 6. What is the range of size for nanoparticles typically used in drug delivery? 1-10 millimeters 1-10 millimeters 1-100 nanometers 1-100 nanometers 100-500 micrometers 100-500 micrometers 500-1000 angstroms 500-1000 angstroms #7. 7. What is the key advantage of liposomal drug delivery systems? Increased drug degradation Increased drug degradation Improved drug solubility Improved drug solubility Enhanced drug-target interaction Enhanced drug-target interaction Reduced drug bioavailability Reduced drug bioavailability #8. 8. What is the main goal of targeted drug delivery? Maximize side effects Maximize side effects Minimize therapeutic effect Minimize therapeutic effect Minimize side effects Minimize side effects Maximize adverse effects Maximize adverse effects #9. 9. Which technology is increasingly integrated into CADD for analyzing vast datasets? Artificial Intelligence Artificial Intelligence Virtual Reality Virtual Reality Augmented Reality Augmented Reality Blockchain Blockchain #10. 10. In personalized medicine, treatments are tailored based on: Population averages Population averages Individual variability Individual variability Randomized trials Randomized trials Common symptoms Common symptoms #11. 11. What is the primary function of nanocarriers in drug delivery? Minimize drug efficacy Minimize drug efficacy Maximize drug degradation Maximize drug degradation Enhance drug solubility Enhance drug solubility Increase drug bioavailability Increase drug bioavailability #12. 12. Which of the following is a lipid-based vesicle commonly used in drug delivery? Nanotubes Nanotubes Micelles Micelles Nanorobots Nanorobots Liposomes Liposomes #13. 13. What role do ligands play in targeted drug delivery using nanoparticles? Enhance drug degradation Enhance drug degradation Improve drug solubility Improve drug solubility Bind to specific receptors on target cells Bind to specific receptors on target cells Increase drug bioavailability Increase drug bioavailability #14. 14. Which technique involves the analysis of the relationship between the chemical structure of a molecule and its biological activity? Molecular Dynamics Simulations Molecular Dynamics Simulations Virtual Screening Virtual Screening QSAR QSAR Nanoparticle Analysis Nanoparticle Analysis #15. 15. What is the purpose of in silico screening in drug discovery? Test drugs on animals Test drugs on animals Predict the likelihood of binding to a specific target Predict the likelihood of binding to a specific target Analyze chemical structures Analyze chemical structures Synthesize new compounds Synthesize new compounds #16. 16. What is the size range of liposomes used in drug delivery? 100-500 nanometers 100-500 nanometers 1-10 micrometers 1-10 micrometers 500-1000 angstroms 500-1000 angstroms 10-50 millimeters 10-50 millimeters #17. 17. Which field does CADD primarily contribute to in drug development? Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering Computer Science Computer Science Medicine Medicine Biology Biology #18. 18. What technology is used to predict the activity of new compounds based on their structural features? Artificial Intelligence Artificial Intelligence Augmented Reality Augmented Reality QSAR QSAR Virtual Reality Virtual Reality #19. 19. What does nanotechnology contribute to drug delivery? Decreased drug stability Decreased drug stability Enhanced drug toxicity Enhanced drug toxicity Improved drug targeting and delivery Improved drug targeting and delivery Reduced drug specificity Reduced drug specificity #20. 20. Which term refers to the marriage of chemistry, computer science, and nanotechnology in drug design? Bioinformatics Bioinformatics Nanoinformatics Nanoinformatics Cheminformatics Cheminformatics Pharmacoinformatics Pharmacoinformatics Finish