[CITATION][C] The mode of action of aspirin-like drugs
JR Vane - Agents and actions, 1978 - Springer
JR Vane
Agents and actions, 1978•SpringerIt comes as no surprise to find MJH Smith still nibbling away at a few exposed edges of what
is now a monumentally secure and accepted theory. What is surprising is that he should
elevate his' alternative view'[1] to a'main school of thought'[2]. We first proposed that the
group of aspirinlike drugs exert their therapeutic (and possibly side-) effects through
inhibition of prostaglandin biosynthesis in 1971 [3]. Since then, there has been a
considerable development in our knowledge about aspirin and prostaglandins, almost all of …
is now a monumentally secure and accepted theory. What is surprising is that he should
elevate his' alternative view'[1] to a'main school of thought'[2]. We first proposed that the
group of aspirinlike drugs exert their therapeutic (and possibly side-) effects through
inhibition of prostaglandin biosynthesis in 1971 [3]. Since then, there has been a
considerable development in our knowledge about aspirin and prostaglandins, almost all of …
It comes as no surprise to find MJH Smith still nibbling away at a few exposed edges of what is now a monumentally secure and accepted theory. What is surprising is that he should elevate his' alternative view'[1] to a'main school of thought'[2].
We first proposed that the group of aspirinlike drugs exert their therapeutic (and possibly side-) effects through inhibition of prostaglandin biosynthesis in 1971 [3]. Since then, there has been a considerable development in our knowledge about aspirin and prostaglandins, almost all of it either supporting or developing the theory [4, 5]. To summarize:
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