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Biosynthetic origin of the carbon skeleton and oxygen atoms of nargenicin A1

✍ Scribed by Cane, David E.; Yang, Chi Ching

Book ID
127146996
Publisher
American Chemical Society
Year
1984
Tongue
English
Weight
455 KB
Volume
106
Category
Article
ISSN
0002-7863

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✦ Synopsis

poly[d(G-C)], 36786-90-0; poly d(G).poly d(c), 25512-84-9; poly[d(A-T)], 26966-61-0; poly d(A)*poly d(T), 24939-09-1; poly[d(T-G)]*poly[d(C-A)], 27732-52-1; p~ly[d(T-C)]*p~ly[d(G-A)], 29627-66-5; p~ly[d(A-T-C)].p~ly[d-(G-A-T)], 24939-08-0; p~ly[d(T-T-G)]*p~ly[d(C-A-A)], 27902-32-5; poly[d(T-A-C)].p~ly[d(G-T-A)], 57473-66-2; poly[d(T-T-C)].poly[d(G-

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