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Finely selective protections and deprotections of multifunctional chitin and chitosan to synthesize key intermediates for regioselective chemical modifications

Kurita et al., 2010

Document ID
1392580350132568535
Author
Kurita K
Yoshida Y
Umemura T
Publication year
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Carbohydrate Polymers

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Site-selective protection of chitin and chitosan has been studied in detail in order to distinguish the three kinds of functional groups, which would make possible finely controlled regiospecific structural modifications. To allow reliable chemical manipulations and to …
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