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Tanaka, Yasutaka, Ubukata, Yumiko, Aoyama, Yasuhiro (1989) Selective Sugar Binding with a Synthetic Polyhydroxy Macrocycle. A Remarkable Selectivity for Fructose over Glucose. Chemistry Letters, 18 (11). 1905-1908 doi:10.1246/cl.1989.1905

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TitleSelective Sugar Binding with a Synthetic Polyhydroxy Macrocycle. A Remarkable Selectivity for Fructose over Glucose
JournalChemistry Letters
AuthorsTanaka, YasutakaAuthor
Ubukata, YumikoAuthor
Aoyama, YasuhiroAuthor
Year1989 (November)Volume18
Issue11
PublisherThe Chemical Society of Japan
DOIdoi:10.1246/cl.1989.1905Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceTanaka, Yasutaka, Ubukata, Yumiko, Aoyama, Yasuhiro (1989) Selective Sugar Binding with a Synthetic Polyhydroxy Macrocycle. A Remarkable Selectivity for Fructose over Glucose. Chemistry Letters, 18 (11). 1905-1908 doi:10.1246/cl.1989.1905
Plain TextTanaka, Yasutaka, Ubukata, Yumiko, Aoyama, Yasuhiro (1989) Selective Sugar Binding with a Synthetic Polyhydroxy Macrocycle. A Remarkable Selectivity for Fructose over Glucose. Chemistry Letters, 18 (11). 1905-1908 doi:10.1246/cl.1989.1905
In(1989, November) Chemistry Letters Vol. 18 (11) The Chemical Society of Japan

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