Determination of ED50 in mice by intraperitoneal injection of cartridge arrow toxins
A quantitative response is the intensity of the response in an individual and can be expressed as a continuous value, e.g., blood pressure, urine output, etc. T
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Experimental effects of sodium phenobarbital and actinomycin D on cytochrome P-450 content in mouse liver
P-450 belongs to hemoglobin protein, and its reduced form combines with CO and shows an absorption peak at 450 nm. Therefore, the content of P-450 can be determ
Detergents, rinses, and enemas screening tests
Lotion (Chinese Pharmacopoeia, 2010 Edition, Part II, Appendix I S) means a solution, emulsion, or suspension containing a drug for cleansing or applying to unb
Tests for syrup preparations
Syrup (Appendix I K of Part II of the 2010 edition of the Chinese Pharmacopoeia) refers to a concentrated aqueous sucrose solution containing the drug for oral
Applying, coating, filming agent inspection test
Application (Appendix I T of Part II of the 2010 edition of the Chinese Pharmacopoeia) refers to liquid preparations containing a solution, emulsion or suspensi
Experiments on the effect of dose on drug action
The purpose of this experiment was to observe the differences in the effects of different doses of sodium pentobarbital on mice. After the administration of the
Analytical experiments on the mechanism of action of unknown antihypertensive drugs
Ganglion blockers affect the blood pressure drop induced by direct stimulation of the vagus nerve and the boosting effect of clamping the common carotid artery,
Experimental action of prazosin on isolated vascular smooth muscle
The rabbit isolated aortic strip assay can be used to observe the effects of drugs on the diastolic and contractile functions of vascular smooth muscle. Observa
Experiments on the effect of different routes of administration on drug action
In pharmacology experiments, there are many factors affecting the experimental results, some of which can be controlled, while some are difficult to control. In