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These notes includes details and examples that may not be included on other notes on this platform. Furthermore, they are proven to be sufficient for exams. Cover the entire range of topics such as: Drug Development and Principles, Effects on the Nervous System and their pharmacological effects on other target tissues studied.

Includes detailed notes on the following lectures: (Does not include Lecture 18 as it is considered an extra lecture not covered in the final exam) Lecture 19: Introduction to toxicology and toxicity (Simon Pitchford) Lecture 20: Drug effects on the kidney (Simon Pitchford) Lecture 21: Genomics and Pharmacology (Jon Robbins / Ian McFadzean) Lecture 22: Local anaesthetics (Jon Robbins / Ian McFadzean)

Includes detailed notes on the following lectures: (Does not include Lecture 13 as it is excluded from the examination material and treated as a special topic) Lecture 14: Drugs effects on smooth muscle (Simon Pitchford) Lecture 15: Drug effects on the heart (Simon Pitchford) Lecture 16: Drug treatment of cardiovascular disease (Simon Pitchford) Lecture 17: Drug treatment of respiratory disease (Simon Pitchford)

Includes detailed notes on the following lectures: Lecture 6: Principles of drug action on neurotransmission Lecture 7: Neurotransmitter identification and proof of function Lecture 8: Drugs affecting neuromuscular transmission Lecture 9: Drugs affecting the parasympathetic nervous system Lecture 10: Drugs affecting the sympathetic nervous system I Lecture 11: Drugs affecting the sympathetic nervous system II Lecture 12: Socially used and abused drugs

Includes detailed notes on the following lectures: Lecture 1: What is Pharmacology? - (Ian McFadzean) Lecture 2: Sources of drugs and their nature - (Ian McFadzean) Lecture 3: Principles of drug action I - (Ian McFadzean) Lecture 4: Principles of drug action II - (Ian McFadzean) Lecture 5: Measurement of drug action at receptors - (Ian McFadzean and Michael Curtis)

Detailed notes and study guide of the 4BBY1060 module. Used to study for finals and were very useful and complete. Includes notes on all the sections: Homeostasis, Epithelial Cells, Muscle Cells and Tissue, Cardiac System, Respiratory System, Urinary System, Endocrine System, Gastrointestinal Tract System.

Detailed notes on the following: Lecture 23: Hypothalamus and Pituitary glands (Dr. Bo Liu) Lecture 24: Hormones and reproduction (James Bowe) Lecture 25: Adrenal Function - (Dr. Bo Liu) Lecture 26: Thyroid Function - (Dr. Bo Liu)

Detailed notes on the following lectures: Lecture 17: Kidney Histology - Overview and General Organisation, Cortex, medulla, urinary epithelium and bladder - (Prof Ivor Mason) Lecture 18: Kidney Function I - (Sarah Thomas) Lecture 19: Kidney Function II - (Sarah Thomas) Lecture 20: Kidney Function III - (Sarah Thomas) Lecture 21: Kidney IV - Regulation of osmolarity & blood volume - (Dr Sarah Thomas) Lecture 22: Kidney V - Regulation of acid-base status - (Dr Sarah Thomas)

Includes detailed notes on: Lecture 8: Electrical and mechanical events of the cardiac cycle - (Prof Mike Shattock) Lecture 9: Control of Cardiac output - (Prof Mike Shattock) Lecture 10: Structure and function of blood vessels/control of blood pressure - (Dr Greg Knock) Lecture 11: Regional control of blood flow - (Dr Greg Knock)

Includes detailed notes on: Lecture 3: Homeostasis and Physiological Control (Dr Greg Knock) Lecture 4: Epithelial cells - (Dr Kosha Metha) Lecture 5: Structure and development of the cardiovascular system - (Dr Esther Bell) Lecture 6: Structure and function of Muscle cells - (Dr Kosha Mehta) Lecture 7: Excitability of muscle cells - (Prof Mike Shattock)