PubMed · 9314609
Using the Internet as a pharmacokinetic resource.
Abstract
The Internet is an growing resource for scientific information, and includes information which can be useful to the pharmacokineticist. Once connected to the Internet there is a wide variety of information sources available. Collaboration with colleagues, research groups, discussion lists or news groups can be a valuable use of the Internet. Interactive discussions are possible using Internet Relay Chat or other conferencing software. There are a multitude of data, software and other information available via FTP, gopher or World Wide Web servers. This information may be exclusively research-oriented or more useful for instructional use, or suitable for both.
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D W Bourne. 1997. Using the Internet as a pharmacokinetic resource.. https://doi.org/10.2165/00003088-199733030-00001
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