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Chirality 5: Trends in new drug approvals by FDA and EMA: increase of single enantiomer chiral drugs
Chirality 4: The two faces of chiral drugs (Eutomer vs. Distomer)
Chirality 2: Naming conventions for enantiomer, d(+)/l(-), D/R, R/S and racemic mixture
Chirality 3: Homochirality: The choice of living organisms
Chirality 1: handedness and non-superimposable mirror image, enantiomer
Hybridization 2: Sigma (σ) Bonds, Pi (π) Bonds, and Double and Triple Bonds
Hybridization 1: Hybrid orbital theory and carbon's sp³, sp², and sp hybridization.
From isoprene to cholesterol: terpenes, terpenoids, and isoprenoid
Complement System 4: Regulation and Inhibition
Complement System 3: 3 major functions of complement
Complement system 2: three Cascade Pathways to Generate C3 Convertase and C5 convertase
Complement system 1: brief introduction with definition, function, activation pathways, & nomenclature
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