3a. Relenza groups only answer this question Below is a table of sialic acid analogues with their Ki values (2). Discuss these values on the basis of your modelling studies. Make a neat sketch showing interactions between the drug functional groups and the protein side-chains. HO H HO H HN OH O R COOH

3a. Relenza groups only answer this question Below is a table of sialic acid analogues with their Ki values (2). Discuss these values on the basis of your modelling studies. Make a neat sketch showing interactions between the drug functional groups and the protein side-chains. HO H HO H HN OH O R COOH

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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