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Synthesis and catalytical activity of new chiral 2-substituted pyrrole derivatives of alpha-amino acids and beta-amino alcohols
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Gerçek Arkın, Zuhal
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Amino acids
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Amino acids
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Amino alcohols.
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Pyrrole.
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Z. Gerçek Arkın, “Synthesis and catalytical activity of new chiral 2-substituted pyrrole derivatives of alpha-amino acids and beta-amino alcohols,” Ph.D. - Doctoral Program, Middle East Technical University, 2000.