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1. Photochemical Reactions Involved The Intramolecular Electron Transfer Or Energy Transfer
2. New Method Toward Total Chemical Synthesis And Modification Of Proteins-Protection Of Thiol And Mild Release
3. Studies On The Efficient Syntheses Of Isoxazoles,Isoxazolines And Total Syntheses Of Dihydropyrone Natural Products
4. Synthesis Of Genetic Code Origin Model Compounds And Novel Pro-drug Of Nucleoside Analogues
5. Study On Novel Protection And Deprotection Methods In Peptide Synthesis
6. Synthesis Of Novel Amoni Acids And Their Derivates For Peptide Preparation
7. Boiling Water Promoted N-Boc Deprotection Reaction And Synthesis/application Of BINOL Based Chiral Phosphorus Acid
8. The Regioselective Removal Of The O-TMS Protecting Group At Primary Positions And Its Application In The Synthesis Ofα-galactosylceramide
9. Study On The Methodologies Of Regioselective Conversion Of The O-TMS And O-Benzyl Protecting Group In The Synthesis Of Carbohydrates
10. Coenzyme Q <sub> 10 </ Sub> Synthesis Of New Technology Research,
11. Studies On The Synthesis And Characterization Of Side Chain Replaced By 2 - Imidazoline-based Cyclopentadienyl Ligands
12. Study On The Synthesis Of (3S)-1-[(R) -2-hydroxy-1-phenylethyl]-3-methylpiperidin -2-one And Its Diastereomer
13. Investigation On The Synthesis Of α-glycosyl Thiols And The Se-acylation With N-acylbenzotriazoles
14. Studies On The Ezetimibe’s Synthesis And Greener Blaise Reaction
15. Studies On The Total Synthesis Of Opium Alkaloid Codeine
16. Synthesis Of Methyl2-methoxy-3-nitrobenzoate
17. Synthesis Of Chiral Amino Acid Anilides By Copper-Catalyzed Selective N-Arylation Of Amino Acid Amides And Naphthol Derivatives By Protecting-group-free Palladium Catalysis
18. Photoredox Removal Of P-Methoxybenzyl Ether Protecting Group
19. Application And Photophysical Properties Of New Benzothiopyranonesphotolabile Protecting Groups
20. Regioselectivity C(sp~2)-C Bonds Formation Via Transition Metal Catalyst
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