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Trends in Pharmacological Sciences is one of the leading monthly review journals in pharmacology and toxicology (Impact factor
14.0; SCI Journals Citation Reports 2003). Every issue of Trends in Pharmacological Sciences contains succinct articles on the
most exciting recent developments in pharmacology and toxicology research: topics covered in the journal range from molecular to behavioural
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