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Introduction Pharmacological experimentation includes the examination of the “Effect of Drugs on Isolated Frog Heart,” an activity that sheds light on the various aspects of cardiac pharmacology. It helps to understand the action of different drugs on the cardiac physiology deeply. The experiment is a corner stone of pharmacology teaching during which students appreciate that drugs may cause changes in heart rate, contraction and conduction of impulses. Simulation techniques, especially MyCALPharm, have proven to be valuable, allowing students and academics to undergo simulated intensive practice for those experiments. This article covers the details of pharmacological mechanisms and methods of the experiment as well as the results obtained from the study of the isolated frog heart. Why Use an Isolated Frog Heart? Frog hearts are frequently employed in pharmacological experiments as they straightforward to obtain, can be kept beating outside the body for extended durations, and have ...