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Posted by Cherubino on 2024-February-6 10:56:07, Tuesday
In reply to I just hope that we don't find out the same way posted by Manstuprator on 2024-February-6 03:03:56, Tuesday
The thalidomide drug released to the public wasn't the one tested. The one tested was a pure stereo-isomer, while the one released to the market was a racemic mixture of two opposite stereo-isomers. It's like the difference between Dextromethorphan (cough suppressant) and Levomethorphan (a powerful opioid narcotic). Dextro and Levo refer to how they rotate polarized light. They both have identical molecular sequences, react identically with inorganic substances, and have identical physical properties, but they act differently in biological systems. It's like the difference between opposite threaded bolts.


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