| COMMENTS | Commented on situations where one enantiomer has VERY SMALL (1 %) of pharmacological activity. Author advises that a enantiomer that appears to have 1% of the activity of the other may actually have no activity at all. The seeming minute activity in tests might come from very small amounts of the active enantiomer in the test samples of the inactive one |
| UPDATE | 10.01 |
| AUTHOR | Sheldon Roger A., organic chemistry prof at Delft University of Technology |
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