Textbooks
There are no required textbooks for this course. Materials will be posted in Blackboard.
Citation Style for Pharm Ds
The Pharm D program has adopted AMA style, 11th ed., for references and citations in written work, unless otherwise specified. Read the Quick Guide for formatting in-text references and citations for commonly used publication types. For more help, view the full AMA Manual of Style or contact the library.
- Quick Citing Reference- AMA 11th ed2 page handout covering the basics of using AMA style, 11th edition
Additional Materials
These materials are not required for this class but may aid your study.
The Norris Library also owns many materials focused on metabolism and its relationships to therapeutics. Search the Library Catalog or talk to a librarian to locate these more specific titles.
Molecular Mechanisms of Drug ActionCall Number: Norris Medical Library, Upper Level, QV 38 C855m 1994ISBN: 0748400680Publication Date: 1994-02-03
Textbook of Biochemistry with Clinical CorrelationsCall Number: Norris Medical Library, Reserve, QU 4 T355 2011ISBN: 9780470281734
Metabolic Regulation: a human perspectivePublication Date: 2010
Redox Signaling and Regulation in Biology and MedicinePublication Date: 2009
Therapeutic Targets: modulation, inhibiton, and activationPublication Date: 2012
