Rogati, 2019 - Google Patents
Pentacyclic triterpenic acids as modulators of transcription factors: old scaffolds with a" bright" future?Rogati, 2019
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“Mankind is continually screening low-molecular-weight compounds from a plethora of synthetic and natural sources in the search for molecules with novel or superior pharmaceutical or biological activities. Various bioprospecting, synthetic and biotech …
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