Molecular neuroscience pharmacology

Author: Shao Fuyuan
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: The book is divided into three parts (Upper, Middle, and Lower), comprising a total of 28 chapters. The Upper, Middle, and Lower parts cover the fundamentals of neuropharmacology, the neural basis of drug action, and the neuropharmacology of special neural functions and related diseases. Molecular neuropharmacology is an interdisciplinary field that emerges from the integration of molecular biology, pharmacology, and other disciplines. It is a science that studies the sites and mechanisms of action of drugs and endogenous active substances on the nervous system at the molecular level. Unlike other pharmacology textbooks, this book focuses on the various functions and major diseases of the nervous system, closely integrating the latest research progress in molecular neuropharmacology with clinical applications. After reading this book, readers will gain a more systematic understanding of the latest advances in the pathogenesis and therapeutic research of related diseases, thereby guiding basic research, clinical practice, and new drug development. The content of the book is systematic, comprehensive, up-to-date, and detailed, fully reflecting the latest developments in this field and embodying contemporary characteristics, providing a new foundation for clinical treatment. This book holds significant reference value for clinicians, basic researchers, and drug developers.