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Drugs Affecting 5-HT Systems
Sanger, Gareth 01 A child by the coast; and studying marine zoology at Newcastle
Sanger, Gareth 02 From zoology to physiology, studying the GI gastrointestinal system
Sanger, Gareth 03 Becoming a pharmacologist: prostaglandin research at King's College London
Sanger, Gareth 04 Becoming a pharmacologist: the British Pharmacological Society
Sanger, Gareth 05 Satisfactions of pharmacology: job creation, and gratitude
Sanger, Gareth 06 Anti-emetic drugs: investigating metoclopramide
Sanger, Gareth 07 Anti-emetic compounds: 5HT3 receptor antagonists
Sanger, Gareth 08 Anti-emetic compounds: acceptance of 5HT3 receptor antagonists
Sanger, Gareth 09 Making things in the lab, and a bespoke robot
Sanger, Gareth 10 Emotional attachment to drug projects
Sanger, Gareth 11 The human genome and using native human tissue
Sanger, Gareth 12 Setting up a human tissue lab
Sanger, Gareth 13 Old technologies: the tissue bath; and new problems: reproducibility
Sanger, Gareth 14 Future pharmacological directions and technological change
The Discovery, Use and Impact of Platinum Salts as Chemotherapy Agents for Cancer
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