DNA tags help the hunt for drugs

Asher Mullard
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Nature, 2016, vol. 530, issue 7590, 367-369

Abstract: Drug discovery is a daunting process that requires chemists to sift through millions of chemicals to find a single hit. DNA technology can dramatically speed up the search.

Date: 2016
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