A facile conversion of aminoalkanephosphonic acids into their diethyl esters. The use of unblocked aminoalkanephosphonic acids in phosphono peptide synthesis
P Kafarski, B Lejczak
Index: Kafarski, Pawel; Lejczak, Barbara Synthesis, 1988 , # 4 p. 307 - 310
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