File:Interpretation of the Cutoff effect in the frame of protein hypothesis of anesthetic mechanism.png
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English: The Meyer-Overton rule predicts the constant increase of anesthetic potency in the raw of n-alkanols with the increase of n-alkanol chain length. However, n-alkanols with chain length above certain “cutoff” length surprisingly lack anesthetic effect because their hydrocarbon chain volume starts to exceed volume of the putative binding site on the protein. |
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