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Organic synthesis provides opportunities to transform drug discovery
Nature Chemistry · 2018 · Vol. 10(4) · pp. 383–394
David C. Blakemore(Pfizer (United States))Luis C. Misal Castro(UCB Pharma (United Kingdom))Ian Churcher(Age UK)David C. Rees✉Andrew W. Thomas(Roche (Switzerland))David M. Wilson(AstraZeneca (United Kingdom))Anthony Wood(Age UK)
Catalytic C–H Functionalization MethodsChemical Synthesis and AnalysisRadical Photochemical ReactionsDrug discoveryChemistryOrganic synthesisLimitingNanotechnologyBiochemical engineeringOrganic moleculesChemical spaceCombinatorial chemistryOrganic chemistry
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Pharmaceutical PreparationsDrug DiscoveryChemistry Techniques, Synthetic
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