Cyclic Biphalin Analogues Incorporating a Xylene Bridge: Synthesis, Characterization, and Biological Profile.

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Alfonso Carotenuto

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Anna I Erdei

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Azzurra Stefanucci

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Edina Szűcs

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Ettore Novellino

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Ferenc Zádor

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Francesca Marzoli

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Giorgia Macedonio

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10.1021/ACSMEDCHEMLETT.7B00210

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Sandor Benyhe

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