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Theoretical elucidation of structure-activity relationship for coumarins to scavenge peroxyl radical.
  • 所属机构名称：山东师范大学
  • 成果类型：著作
  • 出版社：J Mol Struct (Theochem), 673. 199-202, 2004 (SCI收录)
  • 语言：英文
  • 相关项目：朊病毒（prion）抗氧化与促氧化作用的分子机理
作者： Hong-Yu Zhang|Lan-Fen Wang.|
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