Introduction to Experimental Pharmacology

The Experimental Pharmacology Lab Manual is a comprehensive guide designed to provide students and researchers with practical insights into the principles and techniques of experimental pharmacology. This manual typically covers a range of experiments that focus on understanding the effects of various drugs on biological systems, exploring mechanisms of drug action, and investigating pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics. The manual often includes step-by-step protocols, safety guidelines, and background information to help users conduct experiments effectively. Through hands-on exercises, learners gain practical experience in drug administration, data collection, and analysis, fostering a deeper understanding of pharmacological concepts. This resource serves as an essential tool for individuals studying pharmacology, pharmacy, and related fields, offering a practical bridge between theoretical knowledge and real-world applications in the realm of drug discovery and development.

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M. Vasanthkumar is currently pursuing a Ph.D. after completing his master's degree in pharmacy. He is an Associate Professor at BIHER with 15 years of research expertise, 15 international publications, and 9 patents. His research focuses on formulations and phytochemicals obtained from natural sources via Pharmacological Screening.