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Fine-tuning pKa's of Nucleoside Analogs to Increase Mutagenicity; a Strategy to Develop More Potent Lethal Mutagen with Anti-Viral or Anticancer Properties

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Sequence-Defined Chiral Poly(triazoles)

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A Novel Method for Cysteine Arylation Directed by a Genetically Encodable Pi-clamp

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Thiazole-based Inhibitors and Bisamide Heterocycle Inhibitors of Scavenger Receptor BI

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Fabrication of Electronic and Photonic Systems on Flexible Substrate by Layer Transfer Method

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Eliciting Production of Bioactive Molecules via Co-cultivation of Microbes

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Boron-Containing Pharmacophore

High Yielding and Low Cost Synthesis of Polyphosphorylated Molecules

Synthesis of Highly Glycosylated Mucin Mimetics

Diazene Directed Modular Synthesis of Oligocyclotryptamines

Fine-tuning pKa's of Nucleoside Analogs to Increase Mutagenicity; a Strategy to Develop More Potent Lethal Mutagen with Anti-Viral or Anticancer Properties

Sequence-Defined Chiral Poly(triazoles)

A Novel Method for Cysteine Arylation Directed by a Genetically Encodable Pi-clamp

Thiazole-based Inhibitors and Bisamide Heterocycle Inhibitors of Scavenger Receptor BI

Fabrication of Electronic and Photonic Systems on Flexible Substrate by Layer Transfer Method

Eliciting Production of Bioactive Molecules via Co-cultivation of Microbes