Phase Separation Macrocyclization in a Complex Pharmaceutical Setting: Application toward the Synthesis of Vaniprevir. [electronic resource]

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Godin, Éric

Contributor(s):

Bédard, Anne-Catherine
Raymond, Michaël
Collins, Shawn K

Producer: 20180613Description: 7576-7582 p. digitalISSN:

1520-6904

Subject(s):

Alkynes -- chemistry
Cyclization
Cyclopropanes
Indoles -- chemical synthesis
Isoindoles
Lactams, Macrocyclic
Leucine -- analogs & derivatives
Macromolecular Substances -- chemical synthesis
Microwaves
Molecular Structure
Proline -- analogs & derivatives
Sulfonamides

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In: The Journal of organic chemistry vol. 82

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Phase Separation Macrocyclization in a Complex Pharmaceutical Setting: Application toward the Synthesis of Vaniprevir.

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Godin É., Bédard A., Raymond M. & Collins S. K. (20180613). Phase Separation Macrocyclization in a Complex Pharmaceutical Setting: Application toward the Synthesis of Vaniprevir. : The Journal of organic chemistry.

Chicago

Godin Éric, Bédard Anne-Catherine, Raymond Michaël and Collins Shawn K. 20180613. Phase Separation Macrocyclization in a Complex Pharmaceutical Setting: Application toward the Synthesis of Vaniprevir. : The Journal of organic chemistry.

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Godin É., Bédard A., Raymond M. and Collins S. K. (20180613). Phase Separation Macrocyclization in a Complex Pharmaceutical Setting: Application toward the Synthesis of Vaniprevir. : The Journal of organic chemistry.

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Godin Éric, Bédard Anne-Catherine, Raymond Michaël and Collins Shawn K. Phase Separation Macrocyclization in a Complex Pharmaceutical Setting: Application toward the Synthesis of Vaniprevir. : The Journal of organic chemistry. 20180613.

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