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Introduction to Pharmacodynamics
CHAPTER. Introduction to Pharmacodynamics Reza Karimi 6. 1. Understand the physiology behind the gastrointestinal tract and the route of oral drug administration and Objectives physiological influences on Pharmacodynamics . 2. Understand the dynamics and functions of the major signal transduction systems and their different biomedi- cal and biological responses in regard to receptor ligand interactions. 3. Learn about the dynamics and mathematical expressions behind receptor ligand interactions. 4. Understand dose response relationships and factors that affect a pharmacological response. 5. Learn about agonistic, antagonistic, and partial agonistic binding of drugs to receptors.
For instance, the heart is part of the cardiovascular system and the lungs are part of the respiratory system. Because there are many organ systems, there must be a coordination process between them to maintain the daily functions of the organism. This coordination process is carried out by the nervous system and the endocrine system.
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