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PRINCIPLES OF SCIENCE: PRINCIPLES OF PHARMACOLOGY

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<P>This new resource introduces students and researchers to the fundamentals of pharmacology using easy-to-understand language to provide a solid background, and help readers develop a deeper understanding and appreciation of this important and evolving subject. Pharmacology is a branch of biology that studies the interaction of drugs and living organisms to better understand how they can affect biochemical function. Today, pharmacologists rely on genetics, molecular biology, and biochemistry to develop effective, personalized medicine. This alphabetically arranged book addresses a variety of topics related to basic principles and concepts, including: fields of study related to the topic; an Abstract that provides a brief, concrete summary of the topic; Key Concepts important to properly understanding the topic; Text that gives an explanation of the background and significance; Illustrations that clarify difficult concepts via models, diagrams, and charts; and Further Reading lists.</P>

Principles of Pharmacology

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Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Table of Contents.
Publisher&#x2019;s Note.
Editor&#x2019;s Introduction.
Contributor&#x2019;s List.
1: Acetaminophen.
2: Alkylating agents in chemotherapy.
3: Allergies.
4: Aminoglycoside antibiotics.
5: Amiodarone.
6: Amoxicillin.
7: Androgen drugs.
8: Angiogenesis inhibitors.
9: Antacids.
10: Anthrax vaccine.
11: Antiandrogens (cancer treatment).
12: Antianxiety drugs.
13: Antibiotics: Experimental.
14: Antibiotics: Overview.
15: Antibiotics: Types.
16: Antibodies.
17: Anticholinergics.
18: Antidepressant medications.
19: Antidiarrheal agents.
20: Antiestrogens.
21: Antifungal drugs.
22: Antimetabolites in chemotherapy.
23: Antinausea medications.
24: Antineoplastics in chemotherapy.
25: Antiparasitic drugs.
26: Antipsychotic medications.
27: Antiviral drugs.
28: Bacillus Calmette-Gu&#x00E9;rin (BCG).
29: Benzodiazepines.
30: Beta-blockers.
31: Biopharmaceuticals.
32: Bisphosphonates.
33: Branched-chain amino acids (BCAAs).
34: Bromocriptine.
35: Brompton cocktail.
36: Calcium channel blockers.
37: Cancer vaccines.
38: Carbamazepine.
39: Cephalosporin antibiotics.
40: Chemical germicides.
41: Cisplatin.
42: Clonidine.
43: Colchicine.
44: Corticosteroids.
45: Cyclooxygenase-2 (COX-2) inhibitors.
46: Cyclosporine.
47: Cytokines.
48: Delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC).
49: Designer drugs.
50: Diindolylmethane.
51: Dopamine and addiction.
52: Doxorubicin.
53: Endocrinology.
54: Essential oil monoterpenes.
55: Estriol.
56: Estrogen.
57: Estrogen receptor downregulator (ERD).
58: Ethambutol.
59: Fentanyl.
60: Gamma oryzanol.
61: Gene therapy.
62: General antibiotics.
63: Glutamine.
64: Heparin.
65: Hepatitis vaccines.
66: Histamine 2 antagonists.
67: HIV vaccine.
68: Hormones.
69: Huperzine A.
70: Hydroxycitric acid.
71: Hydroxymethylbutyrate.
72: Hyperbaric oxygen therapy.
73: Imidazole antifungals.
74: Influenza.
75: Influenza vaccine.
76: Insulin.
77: Integrase inhibitors.
78: Interferon.
79: Interleukins.
80: Iodine.
81: Ipriflavone.
82: Isoniazid.
83: Ketolide antibiotics.
84: Laxatives.
85: Lipoic acid.
86: Lipopeptide antibiotics.
87: Living with allergies.
88: Loop diuretics.
89: Macrolide antibiotics.
90: Marijuana.
91: Matrix metalloproteinase inhibitors.
92: Maturation inhibitors.
93: Melatonin.
94: Mesoglycan.
95: Metabolism.
96: Methotrexate.
97: Monoamine oxidase inhibitors (MAOI).
98: Monoclonal antibodies.
99: Narcotics.
100: Nicotine.
101: Nicotine replacement products.
102: Nitrofurantoin.
103: Nitroglycerin.
104: Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs).
105: Opioids.
106: Oral contraceptives.
107: Over-the-counter (OTC) drugs.
108: Over-the-counter (OTC) drugs: cautions and precautions.
109: Oxazolidinone antibiotics.
110: Pain management medications.
111: Penicillamine.
112: Penicillin antibiotics.
113: Pentoxifylline.
114: Pharmacognosy and pharmacology.
115: Phenobarbital.
116: Phenothiazines.
117: Phenytoin.
118: Plant alkaloids and terpenoids in chemotherapy.
119: Primidone.
120: Protease inhibitors.
121: Proteasome inhibitors.
122: Psychopharmacology.
123: Quinolone antibiotics.
124: Radiopharmaceuticals.
125: Reverse transcriptase inhibitors.
126: Schistosomiasis vaccine.
127: Serotonin.
128: Steroids.
129: Tetracycline antibiotics.
130: Thalidomide.
131: Thiazide diuretics.
132: Thiazole antifungals.
133: Thyroid hormone.
134: Tocotrienols.
135: Topoisomerase inhibitors.
136: Tramadol.
137: Tricyclic antidepressants.
138: Trimethoprim/sulfamethoxazole.
139: Trimethylglycine.
140: Trypanosomiasis vaccine.
141: Tumor necrosis factor (TNF).
142: Typhus vaccine.
143: Tyrosine kinase inhibitors.
144: Tyrosine.
145: Vaccines.
146: Valproic acid.
147: Vitamins and minerals.
148: Warfarin.
149: Weight loss medications.
150: Appendixes.
151: Time Line of Major Events in Pharmacology.
152: The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 1901&#x2013;2018.
General Bibliography.
Glossary.
Index.

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