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Computer simulation of metal-ion equilibria in biochemical systems : models for blood plasma
This thesis describes an investigation, by computer simulation, into the nature of the metal ion binding to low molecular weight ligands in blood plasma. A successful attempt is made to accommodate the effects of metal protein binding on the computed distribution that is obtained. An evaluation of t...
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Department of Chemistry
2016
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