Synthesis of irreversible HIV-1 protease inhibitors containing sulfonamide and sulfone as amide bond isosteres
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Ho-il Choi | J. Koh | W. Jung | N. Choy | Tae Gyu Lee | Sung Chun Kim | H. Yoon | C. Kim
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