An end to the protection racket

David Gani ()
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David Gani: School of Chemical Sciences, University of Birmingham

Nature, 2001, vol. 414, issue 6865, 703-705

Abstract: To modify a specific site on a molecule that has several similar sites, organic chemists have had to use cumbersome 'protecting groups'. New peptide catalysts with remarkable selectivities offer a protection-free alternative.

Date: 2001
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