Principles of Drug Action: The Basis of PharmacologyWilliam B. Pratt, Palmer Taylor Churchill Livingstone, 1990 - 836 من الصفحات This new edition of Principles of Drug Action is a complete revision of a very-successful graduate-level pharmacology text previously authored by Avram Goldstein, Lewis Aronow and Sumner Kalman. Features: * Thorough survey of the many advances since the previous edition, plus a substantially expanded review of immunopharmacology * Covers basic principles of how drugs affect biological organisms * Explains the principles which govern drug action, absorption, metabolism, and distribution * Provides a solid grounding in modern biochemistry, molecular biology and genetics * Organized around systematic principles rather than drug families or drug effects |
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Molecular Basis of Pharmacologic Selectivity | 1 |
Molecular Basis of Drug Action | 103 |
The Entry Distribution and Elimination of Drugs | 201 |
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