Cardiovascular Drugs

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James A. Bristol
Wiley, Nov 5, 1986 - Science - 448 pages
A comprehensive treatment of the chemistry, biochemistry, pharmacology, and test methodology of drugs used to treat the major cardiac diseases. Outlines the basic aspects of cardiac dysfunction, giving an analysis of some common threads linking cardiac disease states. Provides specific information on screening methodology, including in vitro and whole animal models; extensive coverage of drug classes, including beta-adrenoceptor antagonists, calcium antagonists, antianginals, cardiotonic agents, and antiarrhythmic agents, and new cardiovascular drugs; and an analysis of the state of therapy for cardiac dysfunction and future directions for research and development.

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INITIATING
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SCREENING METHODS AND TEST MODELS FOR
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BADRENORECEPTOR ANTAGONISTS
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