General Pharmacology forms the foundation of understanding how drugs interact with biological systems. It encompasses the study of drug sources, mechanisms of action, movement within the body, and the relationship between drug concentration and effect. Two central pillars of pharmacology are pharmacokinetics—what the body does to the drug—and pharmacodynamics—what the drug does to the body.
An Integrated Approach to Clinical Pathology: Diagnostic Principle and Laboratory Aspects
Foundation and Frontiers of Hematology
Pathogens in Practice: Laboratory Diagnosis of Infectious Disease
Principles of Parasitic Diseases In Clinical Diagnostics
Recent Trends on Hematology and Infectious Diseases
Regulatory Hematoindices
