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Bio organic chemistry
In this note, the basics in Bioorganic Chemistry, its inception and its today’s platform will be focused. This note will describe the historical connection between organic chemistry, physical chemistry and biology in its introductory part. Slowly it will provide an overview of amino acids, peptides and their recent advances; enzyme chemistry; nucleic acids- from the basic to the recent research trend toward gene detection technology and drug discovery.
Author(s): NPTEL
NA Pages 
Organic Chemistry Morsch et al
This is an all-inclusive resource that explores organic chemistry, right from basic concepts such as structure and bonding to comprehensive organic reactions and spectroscopy techniques. The topics include polar covalent bonds, acids and bases, detailed studies of organic compounds which include alkanes, alkenes, alkynes, and organohalides. Stereochemistry is discussed in the book, which incorporates aspects surrounding tetrahedral centers and cycloalkanes, along with detailed mechanisms of nucleophilic substitution and elimination reactions. It also introduces spectroscopy methods like mass spectrometry and infrared spectroscopy for structure determination, affording students ample theoretical knowledge along with practical skills in organic synthesis and analysis.
Author(s): Libretexts
NA Pages
This lecture gives an overview introduction into organic chemistry. It focuses on chemistry, as this plays a fundamental role for biological systems through organic molecules. It touches all the basics: the unique properties of carbon atoms, the types of bonds carbon can form, and the structure and isomerism of organic molecules. The chain isomerism, positional isomerism, and functional group isomerism thus discussed give students in medical and biological sciences a sound background in understanding the molecular mechanism behind organic chemistry.
Author(s): College of Applied Medical Science, Karbala University
104 Pages