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RE: History of the dose-response relationship

Pavel,

You will find what you require in the first paragraph of the following
paper:
M.D. Hollenberg, Receptor Binding and Agonist Efficacy: New Insights from
Mutants of the Thrombin Protease-Activated Receptor-1 (PAR-1). Mol.
Pharmacol. 2000; 58:1175-1177.

Walter Sneader
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-----Original Message-----
From: History@www2.pharmweb.net [mailto:History@www2.pharmweb.net]On
Behalf Of Pavel Muller (by way of Greg Higby)
Sent: 28 July 2003 22:03
To: History
Subject: History of the dose-response relationship


Dear colleagues,

I am putting together a review of human health risk assessment and I would
like to include a paragraph or so about the history of dose-response curve.
I am a pharmacologist by training and dose-response is thus close to my
heart, but I know little about its history. I need quotable material, if
possible. Can you help?

Pavel

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