Handbook of Experimental Pharmacology, Volume 4Springer-Verlag, 1944 - Pharmacology, Experimental |
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Page 87
... uterus ( e.g. LIPSCHITZ and KLAR , 19333 ; WEBSTER , 19354 ) . Two questions arise , firstly , whether the guinea pig's uterus always responds in an all - or - none fashion to drugs and , secondly , whether drugs which produce a graded ...
... uterus ( e.g. LIPSCHITZ and KLAR , 19333 ; WEBSTER , 19354 ) . Two questions arise , firstly , whether the guinea pig's uterus always responds in an all - or - none fashion to drugs and , secondly , whether drugs which produce a graded ...
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... uterus was very slow , and concluded that the amount of effect was directly proportional to the duration of exposure , but MENDEZ ( 1928 ) showed that equilibrium probably was attained after one or two hours . In the case of the ...
... uterus was very slow , and concluded that the amount of effect was directly proportional to the duration of exposure , but MENDEZ ( 1928 ) showed that equilibrium probably was attained after one or two hours . In the case of the ...
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... uterus Adrenaline on rabbit's uterus . Vibrion septique toxin on rabbit's uterus Table 16 shows the values of n in the formula Cnt = constant obtained with a variety of drugs acting on isolated tissues . In most cases the value of n ap ...
... uterus Adrenaline on rabbit's uterus . Vibrion septique toxin on rabbit's uterus Table 16 shows the values of n in the formula Cnt = constant obtained with a variety of drugs acting on isolated tissues . In most cases the value of n ap ...
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
General Considerations p 4 Selection of Material p 5 Employment | 7 |
Active Doses of Drugs per Organism p 22 Minimum Active Dilutions | 23 |
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Abscissa acetyl acetylcholine action of drugs active group adrenaline adsorption all-or-none effect antagonised arsenicals atoxyl atropine Baltimore Biochem Biol biological cell surface cent characteristic curves chemical choline CLARK complex concentration-action curves concentration-action relations constant cyanide deviation distribution of variation dosage drug action drug antagonism drugs on cells enzyme poisons ergotamine esterase example exper explained expressed fact fixation formula frog's heart frogs GADDUM haemoglobin heavy metals hence histamine Hoppe-Seylers hypothesis individual variation inhibition invertase lethal action linear relation living cells logarithm measured mercuric chloride methylene blue mode of action molar conc molecules monomolecular muscle MYRBÄCK narcotics nicotine obtained organisms ouabain oxygen Pflügers Arch Pharmacol pharmacology phenol Physiol population produced protein quantitative rate of action reaction receptors rectus abdominis regarding relation between concentration response RONA saccharase shown similar skew theory of drug time-concentration curves tissues toxic trypanosomes uptake uterus varies whilst