Študy the dose-response curves for three different product shown below.Aintensity of responseB.Maxinun safe responsenininun desired responsedose (ng)Select all of the following which are true.A. Drug C has the smallest unsafe doseB. Drug C is the safest to administer (i.e. has the largest range of acceptable doses)C. Drug B requires the largest dose to achieve a desired responseD. Drug B has the smallest unsafe doseE. Drug B has the highest maximum responseF. Drug C has the lowest maximum responseG. Drug C has the highest maximum responseH. Drug A requires the largest dose to achieve a desired response1. Drug C requires the smallest dose to achieve a desired responseJ. Drug A has the smallest unsafe doseK. Drug A requires the smallest dose to achieve a desired responseL. Drug C requires the largest dose to achieve a desired responseM. None of :above are correctthe

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When researchers at the Best Southern University tested the Drug X (from a commercial source), it failed to lower blood cholesterol levels in mice. They emailed Dr. Meg A'Brain for some clarifications about the conditions of the Drug X administration; specifically, they wanted to know: Amount of Drug X administered Duration of administration Age, gender and number of mice Method of administration (mixed with food or in water, i.v. or i.p. injected) Dr. Meg A'Brain said, "Of course, please see attached publication from my lab" and attached the paper Dolt Colt & Meg A'Brain, Journal of Irreproducible Results (2018), 666, 1234-1240 Here is the information from the Methods section of the paper. Drug X was dissolved in DMSO and administered to male mice for 7 days. After 7 days, blood was withdrawn from the tail vein and cholesterol levels measured using a kit. The drug was administered for 7 days. What is this publication lacking? Question 4 options:…
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