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On the brink of drug discovery

By Alexis D. Guerrero | December 5, 2013 - 12:00am

When you think about drug discovery, it’s easy to imagine shiny, white-washed chemistry laboratories with equipment only PhDs in their lab coats would know the names and utilities of.

Science and Environment