Synthesis of DNA-binding polyamides. Robust solid-phase methods for coupling heterocyclic aromatic amino acids.

Peter O Krutzik; A Richard Chamberlin

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Synthesis of DNA-binding polyamides. Robust solid-phase methods for coupling heterocyclic aromatic amino acids.

Peter O Krutzik·A Richard Chamberlin

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Peter O Krutzik, A Richard Chamberlin. 2002. Synthesis of DNA-binding polyamides. Robust solid-phase methods for coupling heterocyclic aromatic amino acids.. https://doi.org/10.1385/1-59259-285-6%3A77

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