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January 11, 2007
An Innocent Question
Posted by Derek
If you're on the editorial staff of J. Med. Chem., and you've got one of those "Perspective" review articles to go over, and it's on the very important (and very complex) topic of the binding of kinase inhibitors, something that's going to catch the eyes of lots of people all over the place. . .wouldn't you (and your referees) want to make sure that the paper has the correct structures in it? Even down to the level of obscure drugs like, say, Gleevec? Kinase Pro is just asking. . .
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1. Doug Sundseth on January 11, 2007 1:39 PM writes...
While the first iteration of the question might have been innocent, by the sixth, one has to start to wonder. Unless your posts are polymerizing, in which case you might want to step back from your computer.
Permalink to Comment2. Doug Sundseth on January 11, 2007 1:39 PM writes...
While the first iteration of the question might have been innocent, by the sixth, one has to start to wonder. Unless your posts are polymerizing, in which case you might want to step back from your computer.
Permalink to Comment3. Derek Lowe on January 11, 2007 1:46 PM writes...
As your (unintentionally) doubled comment shows, things are acting up over at Corante HQ today. I think I've successfully cleared out the duplicates, but it took a bit of work.
Permalink to Comment4. Question on January 11, 2007 3:08 PM writes...
Wasn't there a search feature on this blog? I cannot find it? Please help
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