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The Lock-and-Key Model
Lock-and-Key Model
John reviews the basic idea of the lock-and-key model of drug action and how it can be used to design more effective medicines. He also highlights the benefits of looking to natural products as another source of new medicines. Duration: 8:54.
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    John reviews the basic idea of the lock-and-key model of drug action and how it can be used to design more effective medicines. He also highlights the benefits of looking to natural products as another source of new medicines. Duration: 8:54.

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