13. You are now well known as someone who can tell the target of a compound from only its structure. Thus, another colleague shows you the following compound. They ask you what it likely interacts with. You tell them the likely target. And you also tell them it has two mechanisms of action. What is the target? What are the two mechanisms of action?

13. You are now well known as someone who can tell the target of a compound from only its structure. Thus, another colleague shows you the following compound. They ask you what it likely interacts with. You tell them the likely target. And you also tell them it has two mechanisms of action. What is the target? What are the two mechanisms of action?

Organic Chemistry

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Chapter16: Aldehydes And Ketones

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