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Combinatorial chemistry : A scholarly journal serving a new community
Ecker DJ |
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A new addition to the combinatorial library
Clark DS |
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Foreword
Moos WH |
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A combinatorial synthesis of tyrphostins via the "Directed sorting" method
Shi SH, Xiao XY, Czarnik AW |
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Combinatorial approaches to pharmacophoric heterocycles : A solid-phase synthesis of 3,1-benzoxazine-4-ones
Gordeev MF |
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Generation of a library of 4-thiazolidinones utilizing polymer supported quench (PSQ) reagent methodology
Ault-Justus SE, Hodges JC, Wilson MW |
| 23 - 31 |
A convenient method for library construction : Parallel synthesis of beta-amino ester and quinoline derivatives in liquid phase using Ln(OTf)(3)-catalyzed three-component reactions
Kobayashi S, Komiyama S, Ishitani H |
| 33 - 45 |
Two-dimensional parallel array technology as a new approach to automated combinatorial solid-phase organic synthesis
Brennan T, Biddison G, Frauendorf A, Schwarcz L, Keen B, Ecker DJ, Davis PW, Tinder R, Swayze EE |
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Genetic optimization of combinatorial libraries
Gobbi A, Poppinger D |
| 55 - 60 |
Analysis of 9-fluorenylmethoxycarbonyl (FMOC) loading of solid-phase synthesis resins by gas chromatography
Newcomb WS, Deegan TL, Miller W, Porco JA |
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High-throughput screening of historic collections : Observations on file size, biological targets, and file diversity
Spencer RW |
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Patents in combi-space : Patent challenges in combinatorial chemistry
Caldwell JW |
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Solid-phase synthesis supports are like solvents
Czarnik AW |
