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Introduction
to Pharmacology for Teachers
Dr. Nydia R.
Hanna
Search
Engines/Databases
Northern
Light-
best search
engine for Medical related searches.
OneLook
Dictionaries-online
dictionary database for everything! Medical,
scientific, social, etc.
Pharmacy
Databases on the
WWW-
extensive
list of pharmacy/pharmacology databases on the
WWW.
MedWeb-
is a catalog
of health related web sites,maintained by the Emory
Health Sciences Center Library.
ExToxNet-Toxicology
Database
Pharmacy Sites
Champions
Pharmacy
- the only
place left to buy rare pharmaceutical
concoctions.
PharmInfo
Net-
Drug
information
Chemical/Molecular
Databases
Chemfinder-
find any
chemical or molecule and its
configuration
Swiss-PdbViewer-a
tool for viewing and manipulating protein
structures and models (Macintosh, PC).
Web
Molecules-online
viewing of molecules, large database. In Chime or
VRML format.
PDB
Structure
Files-
various
drugs in Chime or PDB format
Pharmacology
Sites
Chemistry
of Drugs and the
Brain-excellent
course on pharmacology. Good intro on neurons,
neurotransmitters, many tutorials and
pictures.
Case Studies
Case
Studies in
Science-excellent
resource for teachers. Many case study based
lessons in science.
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Pharmacokinetics
sites
A
First Course in Pharmacokinetics and
Biopharmaceutics-excellent
website with more Pharmacokinetics than we will
cover. Also has interactive JavaApplets for
calculations.
Computer
Assisted Instruction in
Pharmacy-many
links to software and online interactive tools for
pharmacokinetics and drug action.
History of Pharmacy and
Medicine
The
History of
Pharmacy-
one page summary of the history of Pharmacy and
Pharmacology.
A
History of Pharmacy in
Pictures-
takes a
while to load, but very interesting pictoral
history of the use of medicinals.
History
of Pharmacy Discussion
Group-
very
interesting bulletin board about pharmaceutical
concoctions, among other historical pieces of
information.
The
History of Pharmacy Museum
-
virtual tour
of a pharmacy museum.
360
degree panorama of Historical
Pharmacy-
requires Quicktime Plug-in
WWW
Virtual Library-History of Science, Technology
&
Medicine-
many links,
but has not been updated, some dead
links.
Paracelsus
and the Medical Revolution
An
introduction to the writings of
Paracelsus
Where did I get those old
radio clips?
Library
of American Broadcasting
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