Publisher's Synopsis
"Experimental Pharmacology: A Hand-Book of Methods for Studying the Physiological Actions of Drugs" is a comprehensive guide to understanding the effects of drugs on the body. Written by Ludimar Hermann and Robert Meade Smith, this book delves into the methods used to study and analyze the physiological impact of various pharmacological agents. This handbook provides a detailed overview of experimental techniques essential for researchers and students in pharmacology, physiology, and related medical fields. It is a valuable resource for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of how drugs interact with the body and the methodologies used to uncover these interactions.
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