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- Authors:
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Ian K. M. Morton
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King’s College, London, UK
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Judith M. Hall
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University of Surrey, Guildford, Surrey, UK
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Table of contents (22 chapters)
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Front Matter
Pages i-viii
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- Ian K. M. Morton, Judith M. Hall
Pages 2-44
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- Ian K. M. Morton, Judith M. Hall
Pages 45-58
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- Ian K. M. Morton, Judith M. Hall
Pages 59-90
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- Ian K. M. Morton, Judith M. Hall
Pages 90-107
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- Ian K. M. Morton, Judith M. Hall
Pages 107-117
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- Ian K. M. Morton, Judith M. Hall
Pages 118-127
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- Ian K. M. Morton, Judith M. Hall
Pages 127-137
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- Ian K. M. Morton, Judith M. Hall
Pages 138-149
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- Ian K. M. Morton, Judith M. Hall
Pages 149-158
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- Ian K. M. Morton, Judith M. Hall
Pages 158-160
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- Ian K. M. Morton, Judith M. Hall
Pages 160-170
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- Ian K. M. Morton, Judith M. Hall
Pages 171-188
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- Ian K. M. Morton, Judith M. Hall
Pages 188-205
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- Ian K. M. Morton, Judith M. Hall
Pages 206-213
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- Ian K. M. Morton, Judith M. Hall
Pages 213-243
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- Ian K. M. Morton, Judith M. Hall
Pages 243-244
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- Ian K. M. Morton, Judith M. Hall
Pages 244-251
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- Ian K. M. Morton, Judith M. Hall
Pages 251-266
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- Ian K. M. Morton, Judith M. Hall
Pages 267-283
About this book
The purpose of this dictionary is to provide a convenient and affordable personal desk reference resource. The authors, who have many years experience in pharmacological research, teaching and editing, recognized a need for a single up-to-date volume encompassing material that hitherto could be gathered only from a well-stocked library. This book comprises two main sections: an A-Z listing of drugs and their properties; and a descriptive glossary of technical terms. The level and scope of this reference material will make it essential for pharmacologists and medicinal chemists, from the graduate student to established worker. It should also be valuable to workers in allied biomedical diSCiplines, such as biochemistry and physiology, medical students and science writers and editors. Scope The dictionary is centred on pharmacologically active agents. Workers in drug-related diSCiplines need to correctly identify individual agents from an arsenal of pharmacologically active compounds, each with a number of alternative drug names according to the country or naming convention.
Authors and Affiliations
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King’s College, London, UK
Ian K. M. Morton
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University of Surrey, Guildford, Surrey, UK
Judith M. Hall