Structure–activity relationship

The structure–activity relationship (SAR) is the relationship between the chemical structure of a molecule and its biological activity. This idea was first presented by Crum-Brown and Fraser in 1865.

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#1	Kyoto University Japan	#1	University of Porto Portugal	#1	US Environmental Protection Agency United States
#2	University of Illinois at Chicago United States	#2	University of Kentucky United States	#2	Merck & Co., Inc. United States
#3	University of Auckland New Zealand	#3	Jadavpur University India	#3	Istituto Superiore di Sanita Italy
#4	University of Surrey United Kingdom	#4	Jamia Hamdard India	#4	Novartis International AG Switzerland
#5	Liverpool John Moores University United Kingdom	#5	University of New South Wales Australia	#5	Roche Holding AG Switzerland
#6	University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill United States	#6	Harbin Institute of Technology China	#6	European Commission Belgium
#7	University of Bonn Germany	#7	Guru Nanak Dev University India	#7	Genentech, Inc. United States
#8	KU Leuven Belgium	#8	Ahmadu Bello University Nigeria	#8	Food and Drug Administration United States
#9	Virginia Commonwealth University United States	#9	Yeungnam University South Korea	#9	Abbott Laboratories United States
#10	University of Perugia Italy	#10	Wuhan University of Technology China	#10	New York Blood Center, Inc. United States
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