Synthesis and “in Vitro” Antimicrobial Properties of N‐Oxide Derivatives Based on Tricyclic Indeno[2,1‐c]pyridazine and Benzo[f]cinnoline Systems
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E. Gavini | C. Juliano | G. Murineddu | G. Pinna | G. Pirisino | A. Mule
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