Biochemistry
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Chapter 28, Problem 5P
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The difference between the phase I and phase II clinical trials in relation to the number of enrolled persons, state of health of the subjects and goals of the study should be determined.
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Clinical trials are the research investigations that involve volunteer people to test new treatments. Also, it involves the interventions or tests as a means to avoid, distinguish, treat or manage several diseases or medical situations.
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