THE PROPERTIES AND USES OF DRUGS

By JOHN THOMPSON

CONTENTS HISTORY OF DOPING AND DOPING CONTROL BIOCHEMICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF ENDOGENOUS ANDROGENS PHASE-II METABOLISM OF ANDROGENS AND ITS RELEVANCE FOR DOPING CONTROL ANALYSIS DETECTING THE ADMINISTRATION OF ENDOGENOUS ANABOLIC ANDROGENIC STEROIDS SYNTHETIC ANABOLIC AGENTS: STEROIDS AND NONSTEROIDAL SELECTIVE ANDROGEN RECEPTOR MODULATORS NANDROLONE: A MULTI-FACETED DOPING AGENT DESIGNER STEROIDS GROWTH HORMONE MASS SPECTROMETRY-BASED ANALYSIS OF IGF-1 AND HGH INSULIN B-ADRENERGIC STIMULATION ERYTHROPOIETIN AND ANALOGS BLOOD TRANSFUSION IN SPORTS THE ATHLETE’S BIOLOGICAL PASSPORT AND INDIRECT MARKERS OF BLOOD DOPING MASKING AND MANIPULATION HORMONAL GROWTH PROMOTING AGENTS IN FOOD PRODUCING ANIMALS SOME ASPECTS OF DOPING AND MEDICATION CONTROL IN EQUINE SPORTS ANDROGENIC ANABOLIC STEROID ABUSE AND THE CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM SIDE EFFECTS OF ANABOLIC ANDROGENIC STEROIDS: PATHOLOGICAL FINDINGS AND STRUCTURE–ACTIVITY RELATIONSHIPS GENE DOPING SCIENCE AND THE RULES GOVERNING ANTI-DOPING VIOLATIONS THE EXPRESSION “DOPING” EARLY ATTEMPTS OF DOPING DOPING AND ITS EMERGING PROHIBITION STIMULANTS ANABOLIC AGENTS FATALITIES WITH PRESUMPTIVE CORRELATION TO DOPING DEVELOPMENT OF GENERAL ANTI-DOPING REGULATIONS DOPING ANALYSIS AND ACCREDITATION OF ANTI-DOPING LABORATORIES DOPING AND THE COLD WAR DEVELOPMENTS FROM THE 1990S ONWARD 7APPENDIX 1 HISTORICAL DE?NITIONS OF DOPING REFERENCES KEYWORDS HISTORY OF DOPING DE?NITION OF DOPING ANTI-DOPING REGULATIONS DOPING CONTROL THE EXPRESSION “DOPING” ALTHOUGH ATTEMPTS TO ENHANCE ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE ARE PROBABLY MUCH OLDER, THE WORD “DOPING” WAS ?RST MENTIONED IN 1889 IN AN ENGLISH DICTIONARY IT DESCRIBED ORIGINALLY A MIXED REMEDY CONTAINING OPIUM, WHICH WAS USED TO “DOPE” HORSES