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21-12-2007, 19:58
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How can scientist tell if a compound will work as a drug?
I was wondering how a scientist or a pharmacist can look at a chemical structure of a compound and determine how that will work on the human body.
Am I wrong about this completley, and they just test random compounds out on people and some turn up being dope when others don't? Also, I know that dope that works on certain receptors get you high. Am I to understand that all dope that works on those receptors would get a person high? 
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