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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-20857-9t in some cases variations in sensitivity occur for which the causes are unknown. It seems justifiable to assume that if the condition of organisms is altered by the administration of one drug, then this change will probably alter the sensitivity of the organism to other drugs. According to this vie

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Introduction,actually developed in a narrower field because its chief original aim was to provide a scientific basis for therapeutics. This study required as its basis an adequate knowledge of the functions of the normal organism (physiology) and the derangements of these by disease (pathology), hence pharmacolo

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The Action of Drugs on Catalysts and Enzymes,ovides a particularly favourable introduction to the study of the action of drugs on cell functions. Moreover some important drugs are known to produce their pharmacological action by inactivating either enzymes or co-enzymes (e.g. arsenious acid, physostigmine, iodoacetic acid).

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Action of Heavy Metals on Enzymes in vitro and in vivo,heavy metals on living cells. Furthermore the heavy metals are particularly favourable drugs for quantitative measurement, and since their action on enzymes has been studied intensively the evidence provides an instructive basis for the consideration of their action on living cells.

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Concentration-action Relations II,ion which is relatively rare in the case of other drugs. The explanation of these curves is, therefore, associated with the problem of the mode of action of narcotics on cells. Unfortunately any explanation involves assumptions regarding the nature of the cell membrane, which is a controversial matt