| 87 - 90 |
Solid-phase synthesis of 2,4-diaminoquinazolines
Wu ZD, Kim J, Soll RM, Dhanoa DS |
| 91 - 93 |
Novel alpha-hydroxyethyl-polystyrene, alpha-chloroethyl-polystyrene and alpha-amino-oxyethyl-polystyrene linkers on the Multipin (TM) solid Support for solid-phase organic synthesis
Bui CT, Maeji NJ, Bray AM |
| 94 - 103 |
Symmetric building blocks and combinatorial functional group transformation as versatile strategies in combinatorial chemistry
Fruchtel JS, Pflugseder K, Gstach H |
| 104 - 106 |
A selenide linker for "traceless" solid-phase organic synthesis
Li ZG, Kulkarni BA, Ganesan A |
| 110 - 118 |
Solid-phase reaction monitoring - Chemical derivatization and off-bead analysis
Kay C, Lorthioir OE, Parr NJ, Congreve M, McKeown SC, Scicinski JJ, Ley SV |
| 119 - 129 |
Infrared spectroscopy in solid-phase synthesis
de Miguel YR, Shearer AS |
| 130 - 148 |
High resolution MAS-NMR in combinatorial chemistry
Shapiro MJ, Gounarides JS |
| 149 - 161 |
FTICR-Mass spectrometry for high-resolution analysis in combinatorial chemistry
Schmid DG, Grosche P, Bandel H, Jung G |
| 162 - 171 |
High-throughput determination of identity, purity, and quantity of combinatorial library members using LC/MS/UV/ELSD
Fang LL, Pan JM, Yan B |
