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カーボラン機能化されたアリファティックポリエステルデンドリマーの合成と性質

Matthew C Parrott1, Erin B Marchington, John F Valliant

  • 1Department of Chemistry, McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.

Journal of the American Chemical Society
|August 25, 2005
PubMed
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研究者は,複数のボロンに富んだカルボランケージを組み込んだ新しいデンドリマーを作成しました. これらのカルボラン含有型デンドリマーは,ボロン中性子捕獲療法の可能性を示し,ユニークな溶解性特性を表しています.

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