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Desk reference of clinical pharmacology

Features concise descriptions of the properties of various drugs used in clinical practice. This book provides short reviews of such topics as drug-drug interaction, adoptive immunotherapy, antisense therapeutics, drug metabolism and transport, as well as pharmacogenomics. It discusses diseases and treatment.

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  • "Clinical pharmacology"

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  • "Features concise descriptions of the properties of various drugs used in clinical practice. This book provides short reviews of such topics as drug-drug interaction, adoptive immunotherapy, antisense therapeutics, drug metabolism and transport, as well as pharmacogenomics. It discusses diseases and treatment."@en
  • "Designed specifically for physicians and other healthcare professionals, "Desk Reference for Clinical Pharmacology: Second Edition" features complete yet concise descriptions of the properties of every drug used in clinical practice. The first part presents brief A to Z drug facts, while the second part, new to this edition, provides short reviews of such topics as drug-drug interaction, adoptive immunotherapy, antisense therapeutics, drug metabolism and transport, as well as pharmacogenomics. The final section discusses diseases and treatment. This book also contains comprehensive tables, such as current uses of antibiotics in medicine, to enhance understanding of material."

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  • "Wörterbuch"
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  • "Desk reference of clinical pharmacology"
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  • "Desk Reference of Clinical Pharmacology"@en
  • "Desk Reference of Clinical Pharmacology"

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