Pharmacology

... bacteria that it affects (it is bacteriostatic on lower concentrations, though). There are many bactericidal antibiotics, you should look at some pharmacology guide for more details. And if somebody wonders now why do we use antibiotics that do not kill bacteria, the answer in a nutshell is this: ...

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... looking at it from a critical point of view, not just summarizing what was done. It need to be from one of the following journals: Cell, Molecular Pharmacology, Cellular Microbiology, or Molecular Cell Biology. And it needs to be recent. I am having a hard time with the article that I chose and ...

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... this information is in looking at a specific target or looking at a specific small molecule. For example, for drugs, pretty much any serious pharmacology text will tell you what the targets are for those drugs. On the other hand, if you want to look at targets, it's generally easy to find ...

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A strange type of dose response (pharmacology) --------

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... salt solution. e.g. the ringer salt solution or krebs salt solution. I am hopin someone could tell me how to find out. I have tried rang and dale pharmacology book but to no effect :(

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