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... substances administered through the lungs . Drugs which occur naturally in some plants may be administered by burning the dried plant material and inhaling the smoke . Tobacco , opium , and marijuana are traditionally in- gested in this ...
... substances administered through the lungs . Drugs which occur naturally in some plants may be administered by burning the dried plant material and inhaling the smoke . Tobacco , opium , and marijuana are traditionally in- gested in this ...
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... substances from the brain and some of which selectively concentrate substances in the brain . It appears as though nicotine , for ex- ample , is concentrated in the brain since it has been demonstrated that brain levels of nicotine are ...
... substances from the brain and some of which selectively concentrate substances in the brain . It appears as though nicotine , for ex- ample , is concentrated in the brain since it has been demonstrated that brain levels of nicotine are ...
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... substances useful to the body and to change substances which are toxic to the body . These molecular changes are achieved by molecules called en- zymes . An enzyme is a catalyst , or a substance which controls a certain chemical ...
... substances useful to the body and to change substances which are toxic to the body . These molecular changes are achieved by molecules called en- zymes . An enzyme is a catalyst , or a substance which controls a certain chemical ...
Contents
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Experimental Research Designs 1 History of the Study of Behavior | 10 |
Chapter Summary 8 Chapter Summary | 19 |
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Drugs and Behavior: An Introduction to Behavioral Pharmacology Stephanie Hancock,William McKim No preview available - 2017 |
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