Titlebook: Deutsche Pharmakologische Gesellschaft; Deutsche Pharmakologische Gesellschaft Book 1981 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1981 Germany.ph

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978-3-662-38668-2Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1981

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Ayla Pelleg,Ravishankar Ramaswamys that, thereby, the combined effects (E. + b) never exceed the algebraic sum of the individual effects of A and B (E. + E.). Also, ED. values will not be affected. Hence, larger combined effects and/or a decrease in ED. indicates sequential potentiation (P?ch and Holzmann: J. Pharmacol. Meth. ., 17

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Deutsche Pharmakologische Gesellschaft,t be affected. Hence, larger combined effects and/or a decrease in ED. indicates sequential potentiation (P?ch and Holzmann: J. Pharmacol. Meth. ., 179, 1980) as observed, e. g., with isoprena-line in the presence of GTP on bovine coronary adenylate cyclase.

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Deutsche Pharmakologische Gesellschaft,s that, thereby, the combined effects (E. + b) never exceed the algebraic sum of the individual effects of A and B (E. + E.). Also, ED. values will not be affected. Hence, larger combined effects and/or a decrease in ED. indicates sequential potentiation (P?ch and Holzmann: J. Pharmacol. Meth. ., 17

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DNA Repair and Its Pathogenetic Implicationsurination or the deamination of cytosine. If such damages were not repaired, as many as 10% of the bases in the DNA of an average cell of an elderly human would be altered (117). Such an accumulation of damage is not compatible with life as we know it unless very effective mechanisms exist to repair damaged DNA.

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