The Organic Chemistry of Drug Synthesis Volume 4 by Daniel Lednicer, Lester A. Mitscher, Gunda I. Georg
By Daniel Lednicer, Lester A. Mitscher, Gunda I. Georg
Quantity four of this sequence is addressed basically at practitioners within the box who search a short review of the substitute routes which were used to entry particular sessions of healing brokers. This quantity covers the chemistry of these compounds that have been granted a usa followed identify (USAN) within the 5 years among 1983 and 1987. Many examples of exact functions of chemistry are supplied via this booklet, which presumes an excellent operating wisdom of chemical synthesis and a minimum of a passing acquaintance with biology and pharmacology.
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