Chemistry plans a structural overhaul

Eugene Russo

Nature, 2002, vol. 419, issue 6903, 4-7

Abstract: The rising tide of data being generated by high-throughput approaches to drug screening is slowly bringing about a chemical revolution. Chemoinformatics, which marries chemistry with computer science, is becoming big business, says Eugene Russo.

Date: 2002
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