Detection of benzodiazepine receptor ligands in small libraries of flavone derivatives synthesized by solution phase combinatorial chemistry.
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J H Medina | J. Medina | H. Viola | M. Colombo | E. Rúveda | A C Paladini | C Wolfman | M Marder | H Viola | C Wasowski | J A Bacigaluppo | M I Colombo | E A Rúveda | A. Paladini | M. Marder | C. Wasowski | C. Wolfman | J. Bacigaluppo
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