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3-D QSAR analysis of steroid/protein interactions: The use of difference maps
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Multivariate Data Analysis in Chemistry
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Experimental design based 3-D QSAR analysis of steroid-protein interactions: Application to human CBG complexes
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Comprehensive medicinal chemistry
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Steroid-protein interactions. Human corticosteroid binding globulin: some physicochemical properties and binding specificity
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