ChemInform Abstract: Modeling Blood‐Brain Barrier Partitioning Using the Electrotopological State.

Kimberly Rose; Lowell H. Hall; Lemont B. Kier

doi:10.1002/chin.200236236

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ChemInform Abstract: Modeling Blood‐Brain Barrier Partitioning Using the Electrotopological State.

Kimberly Rose Lowell H. Hall Lemont B. Kier

Year: 2002 Journal: ChemInform Vol: 33 (36) Publisher: Wiley

DOI: 10.1002/chin.200236236

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