Biochemical pharmacology / Michael Palmer ; with chapters by Alice Chan, Thorsten Dieckmann, John Honek.
Von: Palmer, Michael.
Mitwirkende(r): Chan, Alice | Dieckmann, Thorsten | Honek, John.
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BuchVerlag: Hoboken, N.J. : J. Wiley, 2012Beschreibung: xi, 416 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 27 cm.ISBN: 9780470174456 (hardback).Schlagwörter: Drug Interactions | Pharmacokinetics | Drug Delivery Systems | Pharmaceutical PreparationsDDC-Klassifikation: 615.7045 Zusammenfassung: "Biochemical abnormalities play a key role in human illness. To pinpoint effective curative solutions, biochemical pharmacologists use drugs to discover new information about biosynthetic pathways and their kinetics. Using a more chemistry- and mechanism-oriented approach than standard pharmacology books, Introduction to Biochemical Pharmacology is a one-stop reference that focuses on how a drug interacts with a target receptor or enzyme at the molecular level. Learning is reinforced through the use of end-of-chapter exercises, PowerPoint slides, and a problem-and-solutions manual"--Provided by publisher.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
"Biochemical abnormalities play a key role in human illness. To pinpoint effective curative solutions, biochemical pharmacologists use drugs to discover new information about biosynthetic pathways and their kinetics. Using a more chemistry- and mechanism-oriented approach than standard pharmacology books, Introduction to Biochemical Pharmacology is a one-stop reference that focuses on how a drug interacts with a target receptor or enzyme at the molecular level. Learning is reinforced through the use of end-of-chapter exercises, PowerPoint slides, and a problem-and-solutions manual"--Provided by publisher.
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