The First 50 Years of Molecular Pharmacology | Zendy

Joan Heller Brown | Zendy; William A. Catterall | Zendy; P. Jeffrey Conn | Zendy; Stuart Cull-Candy | Zendy; Raymond Dingledine | Zendy; T. Kendall Harden | Zendy; Paul A. Insel | Zendy; Graeme Milligan | Zendy; Stephen F. Traynelis | Zendy

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The First 50 Years of Molecular Pharmacology

Author(s) -

Joan Heller Brown,

William A. Catterall,

P. Jeffrey Conn,

Stuart Cull-Candy,

Raymond Dingledine,

T. Kendall Harden,

Paul A. Insel,

Graeme Milligan,

Stephen F. Traynelis

Publication year - 2015

Publication title -

molecular pharmacology

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 1.469

H-Index - 198

eISSN - 1521-0111

pISSN - 0026-895X

DOI - 10.1124/mol.115.099564

Subject(s) - molecular pharmacology , clinical pharmacology , scope (computer science) , pharmacology , engineering ethics , systems pharmacology , computational biology , medicine , biology , computer science , drug , engineering , receptor , programming language

In this Perspective, former and current editors of Molecular Pharmacology, together with the guest editors for this 50th Anniversary Issue, provide a historical overview of the journal since its founding in 1965. The substantial impact that Molecular Pharmacology has had on the field of pharmacology as well as on biomedical science is discussed, as is the broad scope of the journal. The authors conclude that, true to the original goals for the journal, Molecular Pharmacology today remains an outstanding venue for work that provides a mechanistic understanding of drugs, molecular probes, and their biologic targets.

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