4. A chemist working for a drug company synthesizes four molecules that bind to the androgen receptor. You carry out a quantitative binding assay for each of these compounds using a purified androgen receptor preparation and determine the following K, values for the compounds: A. 1X 10*M B. 1X 10°M C. 2.5 X 10°M D. 1X 101°M Which of the compounds has the greatest affinity for the androgen receptor?

4. A chemist working for a drug company synthesizes four molecules that bind to the androgen receptor. You carry out a quantitative binding assay for each of these compounds using a purified androgen receptor preparation and determine the following K, values for the compounds: A. 1X 10*M B. 1X 10°M C. 2.5 X 10°M D. 1X 101°M Which of the compounds has the greatest affinity for the androgen receptor?

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Chapter8: Polyfunctional Acids And Bases

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