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Ousaka, Naoki, Inai, Yoshihito (2006) Induction of a Heterochiral Helix through the Covalent Chiral Domino Effect Originating in the “Schellman Motif”. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 128 (46) 14736-14737 doi:10.1021/ja063873n

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TitleInduction of a Heterochiral Helix through the Covalent Chiral Domino Effect Originating in the “Schellman Motif”
JournalJournal Of The American Chemical Society
AuthorsOusaka, NaokiAuthor
Inai, YoshihitoAuthor
Year2006 (November)Volume128
Issue46
PublisherAmerican Chemical Society (ACS)
DOIdoi:10.1021/ja063873nSearch in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceOusaka, Naoki, Inai, Yoshihito (2006) Induction of a Heterochiral Helix through the Covalent Chiral Domino Effect Originating in the “Schellman Motif”. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 128 (46) 14736-14737 doi:10.1021/ja063873n
Plain TextOusaka, Naoki, Inai, Yoshihito (2006) Induction of a Heterochiral Helix through the Covalent Chiral Domino Effect Originating in the “Schellman Motif”. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 128 (46) 14736-14737 doi:10.1021/ja063873n
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