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162/262 Chem Midterm Exam Guide: Winter 2005 (Kahn) The exam in Chem 162/262 will test your understanding of topics covered up to, and including the structure-based drug design. You can demonstrate your understanding by explaining concepts and techniques relevant to drug design and applying your knowledge to solve problems. Of course, understanding a topic requires good knowledge of the material. However, you...
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162/262 Chem Midterm Exam Guide:
Winter 2005 (Kahn)
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