Mixture-based synthetic combinatorial libraries.

R A Houghten; C Pinilla; J R Appel; S E Blondelle; C T Dooley; J Eichler; A Nefzi; J M Ostresh

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Mixture-based synthetic combinatorial libraries.

R A Houghten·C Pinilla·J R Appel·S E Blondelle·C T Dooley·J Eichler·A Nefzi·J M Ostresh

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R A Houghten, C Pinilla, J R Appel, S E Blondelle, C T Dooley, J Eichler, A Nefzi, J M Ostresh. 1999-09-23. Mixture-based synthetic combinatorial libraries.. https://doi.org/10.1021/jm990174v

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