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Cycloaddition Reactions In Carbohydrate Chemistry

By Yves Leblanc, Bernd Müller, Jacques Auge, Marc Labelle, Derek Horton, Robert M. Giuliano, László Szilágyi, André Lubineau, J. Cristóbal López, Árpád Kovács, Laura J. Smith, Waldemar Pfrengle, Gabor Lukacs, Rezső Bognár, Pal Herczegh, Yves Queneau, Karola Rück, Marek Chmielewski, Yasushi Takagi, Horst Kunz, Gary B. Anderson, Richard W. Franck, Zbigniew Kaluża, Jacek Grodner, Romuald Urbański, Dongsoo Koh, Takayuki Usui, Philip DeShong, Greg A. Slough, D. Richard Sidler, Varadaraj Elango, Philip J. Rybczynski, Thomas A. Lessen, Thuy X. Le, Martina Zsély, István Bajza, Gyula Batta, Wolfgang Stähle, Hugues Bienaymé, Nadège Lubin, L. Fišera, U. A. R. Al-Timari, P. Ertl

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Content: Cycloaddition reactions in carbohydrate chemistry : an overview / Robert M. Giuliano -- Carbohydrate dienophiles in [4 + 2] cycloadditions / Richard W. Franck -- Pyranose-derived dienes an...

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