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Synthesis of GTP‐Derived Ras Ligands

Soulère et al., 2004

Document ID
2967783725374971722
Author
Soulère L
Aldrich C
Daumke O
Gail R
Kissau L
Wittinghofer A
Waldmann H
Publication year
Publication venue
Chembiochem

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A practical and convenient method for the synthesis of acid‐and base‐sensitive GTP analogues carrying a further substituent at the terminal phosphate has been developed. Key to the successful synthesis of these potential ligands of the Ras protein is the use of Pd0 …
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