Titlebook: Combined Effects of Drugs and Toxic Agents; Modern Evaluation in Gerald Pöch Book 1993 Springer-Verlag/Wien 1993 biochemistry.chemotherapy.

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CHYME

Comparison of the new with the conventional approach,The first chapters of this book provided a new look at the theory for the evaluation of combined effects, the following chapter describes and discusses the practice of analysis and interpretation.

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,Synergism/potentiation and antagonism — phenomena and mechanisms,d, and antagonism on the other, in .. In the combinations considered here, the agents exhibit effects in the same direction, when tested singly. Hence, in binary mixtures, both compounds are active. This is the situation which most researchers associate with the expression of “combined effects”.

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Single-dose and other studies,effects of single doses of A and B (C…) alone and combined, in full or reduced doses, e.g., where DRC- and time-course studies are not possible or not appropriate. Hence, single-dose studies are done in all disciplines, e.g., in orienting experiments, or in clinical pharmacology and in toxicology.

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Donaldson Polynomials of Algebraic Surfaces,me may be confronted with this problem by coincidence, others may have an interest in this field from the beginning. Which of the many approaches one follows, may depend on the special situation and its circumstances, like whom one asks for advice, which textbook or paper is consulted, etc. The long

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Donaldson Polynomials of Algebraic Surfaces,exhibit the same effect. These models are based on different concepts. In one model, the combined effect of A and B is explained by the concept that B behaves like a . of A (and, consequently, vice versa), and in the other that the . to A is independent of B (and vice versa). When observed combined

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Critical Values of Smooth Maps,d, and antagonism on the other, in .. In the combinations considered here, the agents exhibit effects in the same direction, when tested singly. Hence, in binary mixtures, both compounds are active. This is the situation which most researchers associate with the expression of “combined effects”.

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