Standardizing Pharmacology: Assays and Hormones – A Landmark Series in Pharmacology

Edited by renowned experts Michael J. Parnham, Clive, and Jacques Bruinvels, Standardizing Pharmacology: Assays and Hormones is the second volume in the esteemed Discoveries in Pharmacology series. This comprehensive publication presents a curated selection of historic articles, accompanied by insightful commentaries from contemporary scholars and a thoroughly updated bibliography.

A Valuable Resource for Researchers and Students

This indispensable series is designed to facilitate learning and inspire new discoveries among academic and industry researchers in pharmacology and medicine, as well as advanced students. The contributions of esteemed scholars, including a Nobel Prize winner, provide a unique perspective on the evolution of pharmacology.

Key Features and Highlights

The book is divided into sections that delve into pivotal discoveries in:

• Receptor theory, featuring an article by J. Parascandola
• Pharmacological methods, including radioimmunoassay by R.S. Yalow
• The development of hormone therapy, with bioassays by M. van Rossum and J.T L.A. Hurkmans, androgen therapy by M. Tausk, and oral contraceptives by C. Djerassi

Expert commentaries by scholars such as T. Hkfelt and V.C. Jordan provide additional context and insights, making this volume an invaluable resource for those seeking to advance their understanding of pharmacology.

Publication Details

Standardizing Pharmacology: Assays and Hormones is published by Academic Press and is available in hardcover, comprising 284 pages. The ISBN-10 is 0323855172, and the ISBN-13 is 978-0323855174.