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Series417 - Videotapes of lectures given to the United States Environmental Protection Agency in Washington DC
Item1 - Seminar number 1: The steps by which biological activity was correlated with the underlying chemistry. From Blake and Crum Brown through Langley, Ehrlich, Loewi and Stedtman to Changeux.
Item2 - Seminar number 3: Meaning of selectivity, aspects of distribution, nature and permeability, of natural membranes etc
Item3 - Seminar number 4: Quantitative aspects of distribution, metabolic changes that increase the activity of drugs
Item4 - Seminar number 5: Synergism and antagonism. Surface Chemistry
Item5 - Seminar number 6: The nature of ionization and its influence on biological activity
Item6 - Seminar number 7: The nature of chelation and its influence on Biological Activity
Item7 - Seminar number 8: Molecular Shape and Geometry in their influence on Biological Activity

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