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Microwave‐assisted solid‐phase peptide synthesis utilizing N‐Fmoc‐protected (α‐aminoacyl) benzotriazoles

Katritzky et al., 2007

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3166074308583026177
Author
Katritzky A
Khashab N
Yoshioka M
Haase D
Wilson K
Johnson J
Chung A
Haskell‐Luevano C
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Chemical Biology & Drug Design

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