ArticleInternational journal of molecular sciences2018
MetStabOn-Online Platform for Metabolic Stability Predictions.
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Abstract
Metabolic stability is an important parameter to be optimized during the complex process of designing new active compounds. Tuning this parameter with the simultaneous maintenance of a desired compound's activity is not an easy task due to the extreme complexity of metabolic pathways in living organisms. In this study, the platform for
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