This comprehensive guide to pharmacology provides detailed information on the physiological effects, mechanisms of action, and therapeutic uses of hundreds of drugs and compounds. Written by renowned pharmacologist Charles Wilson Greene, this book is an invaluable resource for students, researchers, and clinicians in the fields of medicine, pharmacy, and biological sciences.
A pioneering work in the study of fish physiology, this book provides a detailed analysis of the anatomy and physiology of the chinook salmon, one of the most important fish species in North America. Drawing on years of research and observation, Greene provides a wealth of information on the biology of this fascinating fish.
This book provides an overview of experimental pharmacology, a field that studies the effects of drugs on living organisms. It covers the basic principles and techniques used in the study of pharmacology, as well as the practical applications of drug research in various fields such as medicine and agriculture.