Title: erythropoietin doping(methods, mechanisms and testing)1. Introduction 2. ⁠what is EPO3. ⁠medical uses of EPO4. ⁠EPO as a performance enhancing drug 5. ⁠methods of EPO doping6. ⁠mechanisms of action of EPO7. ⁠detection methods 8. ⁠challenges in EPO testing 9. ⁠case studies ethical considerations 10. ⁠references

Title: erythropoietin doping(methods, mechanisms and testing)1. Introduction 2. ⁠what is EPO3. ⁠medical uses of EPO4. ⁠EPO as a performance enhancing drug 5. ⁠methods of EPO doping6. ⁠mechanisms of action of EPO7. ⁠detection methods 8. ⁠challenges in EPO testing 9. ⁠case studies ethical considerations 10. ⁠references

Essentials of Pharmacology for Health Professions

7th Edition

ISBN:9781305441620

Author:WOODROW

Publisher:WOODROW

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