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The PubChem Project: Chemical Information with Biomedical Research and Clinical Information
PubChem is a freely accessible database created by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to provide information about small organic molecules. It is designed for use as a research tool and as a starting point that may lead to the … Continue reading
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