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Course notes.
LEC #	TOPICS	INSTRUCTORS
1	Introduction (PDF) Receptors / Dose-Response	Dr. Carl Rosow Prof. Gary Strichartz
2	Pharmacokinetics I (PDF) Pharmacokinetics II (PDF)	Prof. Carol Walsh Prof. Carol Walsh
3	Interpreting Clinical Literature Cholinergic Pharmacology Case: Anticholinesterase (PDF)	Harold Demonaco Prof. Gary Strichartz Course Faculty
4	Drug Metabolism Pharmacogenetics Cases: Anticoagulation, Sulfasalazine	Dr. Mark Dershwitz Dr. Mark Dershwitz Students
5	Autonomic Pharmacology I and II (PDF) Cases: Pheochromocytoma, Asthma	Dr. Carl Rosow Students
6	Local Anesthetics Antidysrhythmics (PDF) Cases: Poison Control, Cocaine	Prof. Gary Strichartz Dr. Jeremy Ruskin Students
7	Pharmacokinetics III Antiinflammatory Drugs (PDF) Case: Glaucoma	Prof. Robert Langer Dr. Michael Weinblatt Students
8	Vasoactive Drugs I (PDF) Vasoactive Drugs II: Heart Failure (PDF) Cases: Pharmacogenetics, Thyroid Disease	Prof. Keith Baker Prof. Keith Baker Students
9	Lipid Lowering Drugs (PDF) Cases: Placental Transfer, Gout	Dr. Robert Lees Students
10	Antihistamines Immunosuppression for Solid Organ Transplantation (PDF) Cases: Antiemetics, Geriatric Pharmacology	Dr. Mark Dershwitz Prof. Thomas Spitzer Students
11	Drug Development	Dr. Daniel Kohane
12	Neuropharmacology I: Drugs for Movement Disorders (PDF) Nitric Oxide (PDF) Cases: Placebo, Renal Failure	Dr. David Standaert Dr. Warren Zapol Students
13	Neuropharmacology II: Anxiolytics and Antidepressants (PDF) Neuropharmacology III: Anticonvulsants (PDF) Cases: Lithium, Alcohol	Dr. David Standaert Dr. David Standaert Students
14	Antimicrobials I and II (PDF) Cases: Drug Allergy, Migraines	Dr. Robert Rubin Students
15	Chemotherapy I and II (PDF) Cases: Folate, Oral Hypoglycemics	Dr. Donald Kufe Students
16	Opioids I and II (PDF) Cases: Cancer - Analgesia, Drug Abuse	Dr. Carl Rosow Students

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