An edition of Drug Design
(2003)
Drug Design
Cutting Edge Approaches
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by D.R. Flower
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Medical applications, Drugs, Mathematical models, Research, Methodology, Design, Congresses, Artificial intelligence, Pharmaceutical technology, Pharmacology, Science, Molecular Pharmacology, Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Medical, Science/Mathematics, Chemistry - Analytic, Pharmacy, Science / Chemistry / General, Drugs, design, Pharmaceutical chemistry, Drug Design, Combinatorial Chemistry Techniques, Methods, Computer Simulation, Chemical Models, Chemistry, Physical sciences, Life sciences, Chemical models, Molecular pharmacology, Computer simulation, Experimental Pharmacology, Digital computer simulation, Drug Discovery, Investigative Techniques, Publication Formats, Theoretical Models, Computing Methodologies, Pharmaceutical Technology, Publication Characteristics, Diagnostic and Therapeutic Techniques and Equipment Analytical, Information Science, Natural Science Disciplines, Biological Science Disciplines, Disciplines and Occupations, Médicaments, Conception, Pharmacologie moléculaire, Simulation par ordinateur, Pharmacologie expérimentale, Congrès, Modèles mathématiques, Intelligence artificielle en médecine, Recherche, Méthodologie, Techniques pharmaceutiques, Chimie pharmaceutique, Pharmacologie, Chimie, Sciences physiques, Sciences de la vie, Modèles chimiques, Biological sciences, Simulation, MEDICAL, Drug Guides, NursingShowing 1 featured edition. View all 1 editions?
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Drug Design: Cutting Edge Approaches
January 30, 2003, Royal Society of Chemistry
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in English
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0854048162 9780854048168
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"The word 'drug', which derives from the Middle English word 'drogge' first appears in the English language during the 14th century and it has, at least during the last century, become, arguably, one of the most used, and misused, of words, becoming tainted by connotations of misuse and abuse."
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