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Drug discovery chemistry: a primer for the non-specialist. Export

Drug discovery today, Vol. 14, No. 15-16. (2 August 2009), pp. 731-744.

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Like all scientific disciplines, drug discovery chemistry is rife with terminology and methodology that can seem intractable to those outside the sphere of synthetic chemistry. Derived from a successful in-house workshop, this Foundation Review aims to demystify some of this inherent terminology, providing the non-specialist with a general insight into the nomenclature, terminology and workflow of medicinal chemists within the pharmaceutical industry.


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