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Handbook of basic pharmacokinetics

W. A. Ritschel

1980

Biopharmaceutics and clinical pharmacokinetics

Robert E. Notari

1980

Applied biopharmaceutics and pharmacokinetics

Leon Shargel, Andrew B.C. Yu

1980

Biopharmaceutics and clinical pharmacokinetics

Milo Gibaldi

1984

Enzyme kinetics and mechanism

Paul F. Cook

2007

Isokinetics in Human Performance

Lee E. Brown

2000

Biomechanics and motor control of human movement

Winter, David A.

1990

The theory of rate processes in biology and medicine

Frank H. Johnson

1974

Enzyme Kinetics

Irwin H. Segel

1975

Fast reactions

David Norman Hague

1971

Isokinetic exercise and assessment

David H. Perrin

1993

Pharmacokinetics

Milo Gibaldi, Gibaldi

1982

Initial rate enzyme kinetics

Herbert J. Fromm

1975

Fundamentals of biomechanics

Margareta Nordin, Nihat Özkaya, Nihat Özkaya

1991

Biocatalysis

Ajit Sadana

1991

Mechanical kinesiology

Jerry N. Barham

1978

Handbook of clinical pharmacokinetics

Milo Gibaldi, L. F. Prescott

1983

Physical Chemistry for the Biological Sciences

James R. Barrante

2007

Enzyme Kinetics

Arthur R. Schulz

1994

Fundamentals of Enzyme Kinetics

Athel Cornish-Bowden

1979

Basic clinical pharmacokinetics

Michael E. Winter

1988

Kinetics of fast enzyme reactions

Keitarō Hiromi

1979

Kinesiology

Joseph E. Muscolino

2006

Textbook of biopharmaceutics and clinical pharmacokinetics

Sarfaraz Niazi

1979

The biomechanics of human movement

Marlene Adrian

1989

How chemical reactions occur

King, Edward L.

1963

Chemical kinetics

Keith James Laidler

1965

Kinetic theory of living pattern

Lionel G. Harrison

1993

Energetics, kinetics, and life

G. Tyler Miller

1971

Results of experiments on the vibrations of pendulums with different suspending strings

William James Frodsham

1839

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