Recent advances in solid phase synthesis.

S E Hall

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Recent advances in solid phase synthesis.

S E Hall

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The use of solid phase synthesis continues to expand as chemists identify methodology that enables complex reactions. Recent efforts in this area have focused on new carbon-carbon bond forming reactions as well as a variety of heterocyclic systems. These examples are described along with updates on new linking strategies for solid phase synthesis.

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