«For the first time, this allows us to begin the process of designing and synthesizing new anesthetics based on where and how they work
rather than on serendipity and
sheer dumb
luck,» said Neil Harrison, PhD, associate professor of anesthesia and critical care at the University of Chicago and director of the study, which was carried out in collaboration with Adron Harris, PhD, (UC Denver) and colleagues Eric Greenblatt at Pennsylvania and John Mihic, now at Wake Forest University.
Plot driven
rather than character driven, and generous in the
sheer amount of story presented, it's a fascinating meditation on
luck, lust and morality, and is highlighted by strong performances by Rhys Meyers, as well as Emily Mortimer and Scarlett Johansson as the women in his life.