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Interactive tutorial on ligand binding in pharmacology, which includes data-handling and interpretation exercises. Approximately 1-6 hours of teaching material.
James Black, Professor of Analytical Pharmacology at Kings College Medical School, London reacts to news he has jointly won the Nobel Prize for medicine with US colleagues George Hitchings and Gertrude...
The British Universities Film & Video Council and the Rights Department of the Open University ceased acting as the Managing Agent and Advisory Service for Moving Pictures and Sound Online (MAAS...
A computer simulation of the Finkleman preparation. Uses text and graphics to describe the preparation and apparatus and to provide the background pharmacology. Rhythmic contractions derived from...
An interactive computer program for teaching the fundamental pharmacology of the airways, based on pulmonary function data obtained from guinea pig. Introductory material describes the pharmacology and...
A self-teaching/self-assessment system with over 2000 multiple choice questions in the broad area of pharmacology, divided into over 20 sections (e.g. antibiotics, cardiovascular, cholinergic nervous systems).
Courses in pharmacology, pharmacy and medicine.*.
The modification of the response to a standard IV dose of hexobarbitone in the mouse is assessed when ethanol, amphetamine, chlorpromazine, phenobarbitone or bemegride are also used.
An interactive tutorial on the pathophysiology and pharmacology of inflammation. Covers 1) the main elements, major cardinal signs and timescale of the processes involved in the inflammatory response; 2) the...
Student-prepared explanation, in non-mathematical terms, of the distribution of drugs in the body using hydraulic and other models.
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