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Sun, Mingjiang, Salomon, Robert G. (2004) Oxidative Fragmentation of Hydroxy Octadecadienoates Generates Biologically Active γ-Hydroxyalkenals. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 126 (18) 5699-5708 doi:10.1021/ja038756w

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TitleOxidative Fragmentation of Hydroxy Octadecadienoates Generates Biologically Active γ-Hydroxyalkenals
JournalJournal Of The American Chemical Society
AuthorsSun, MingjiangAuthor
Salomon, Robert G.Author
Year2004 (May)Volume126
Issue18
PublisherAmerican Chemical Society (ACS)
DOIdoi:10.1021/ja038756wSearch in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceSun, Mingjiang, Salomon, Robert G. (2004) Oxidative Fragmentation of Hydroxy Octadecadienoates Generates Biologically Active γ-Hydroxyalkenals. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 126 (18) 5699-5708 doi:10.1021/ja038756w
Plain TextSun, Mingjiang, Salomon, Robert G. (2004) Oxidative Fragmentation of Hydroxy Octadecadienoates Generates Biologically Active γ-Hydroxyalkenals. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 126 (18) 5699-5708 doi:10.1021/ja038756w
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