Pharmacology, 2 Vols.

I DRUG DEVELOPMENTMedicinal ChemistryBiotransformations of Drugs and ChemicalsDisposition and Clearance Prediction of Drug BioavailabilityPharmacokinetics and Pharmacodynamics of Biotech DrugsTargeting and Intracellular Delivery of DrugsPharmacogenomics and Drug DesignChemistry, Biology, and Drug Design of Synthetic Peptides: Structure-based Drug Design and NMR-based ScreeningReceptor Targets in Drug DiscoveryTherapeutic Compounds in Nature as Leads for New PharmaceuticalsCancer Stem CellsPlant-based Expression of BiopharmaceuticalsII INNOVATIVE THERAPEUTIC APPROACHESGenetic Engineering of Antibody MoleculesExploiting Model Organisms for Disease InterventionPharmacology and Emerging Clinical Application of RNABiochemistry of HIV TherapeuticsXenotransplantation in Pharmaceutical BiotechnologyRNA InterferenceGenomic Approaches in Targeted TherapyTherapeutic AngiogenesisOligonucleotidesIII CANCER THERAPEUTICSMolecular OncologyTheoretical Foundations of Cancer ChemotherapyAntitumor SteroidsImmunotoxins and Recombinant Immunotoxins in Cancer TherapyIV GENE THERAPYLiposome Gene TransfectionGenetic Vaccination Vectors and Gene TherapySomatic Gene TherapyVirus-free Gene Transfer Systems in Somatic Gene TherapyGene Therapy and Cardiovascular DiseasesVector System: Plasmid DNAVector Targeting in Gene Therapy

Robert A. Meyers obtained his Ph.D. in Chemistry at the University of California at Los Angeles. He was a post-doctoral fellow at the California Institute of Technology and has more than 17 patents, 50 technical papers and 12 books to his name. As Editor-in-Chief he conceived and edited several ambitious multivolume reference works, e.g. the Encyclopedia of Analytical Chemistry (Wiley), the Encyclopedia of Molecular Biology and Molecular Medicine (Wiley-VCH) and the Encyclopedia of Physical Science and Technology (Academic Press).

An outstanding, authoritative, single-source reference on molecular aspects of pharmacology from drug development to gene therapy. (Doody's, July 2008)

An outstanding, authoritative, single-source reference on molecular aspects of pharmacology from drug development to gene therapy. ( Doody s , July 2008)