Okayama Toru | Department Of Chemistry University Of Arizona
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概要
関連著者
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Okayama Toru
Department Of Chemistry University Of Arizona
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HRUBY Victor
Department of Chemistry, University of Arizona
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Hruby Victor
Department Of Chemistry University Of Arizona
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Suzuki K
Kumamoto Univ. Kumamoto Jpn
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Hruby Victor
Dept. Of Chemistry Univ. Of Arizona
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Okuyama T
Meiji Coll. Pharmacy Tokyo Jpn
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Okada Y
Meiji Pharmaceutical Univ. Tokyo Jpn
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DAVIS Peg
Pharmacology, Univ. of Arizona
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YAMAMURA Henry
Pharmacology, Univ. of Arizona
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PORRECA Frank
Pharmacology, Univ. of Arizona
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Davis Peg
Pharmacology Univ. Of Arizona
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WEI Hongbing
Pharmacology, University of Arizona
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Wei Hongbing
Pharmacology University Of Arizona
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Porreca Frank
Pharmacology Univ. Of Arizona
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Yamamura Henry
Pharmacology Univ. Of Arizona
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Suzuki Katsuhisa
Research Laboratories Of Biological Science Kodama Limited
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Okada Yoshihito
Department Of Natural Medicine And Phytochemistry Meiji Pharmaceutical University
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Mayuzumi Kiyoshi
Research Laboratories Of Biological Science Kodama Limited
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MIYAUCHI NORIAKI
Department of Phytochemistry and Pharmacognosy, Meiji College of Pharmacy
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KOBAYAHSI TOSHIMITSU
Research Laboratories of Biological science, Kodama Limited
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TSUTSUI CHIAKI
Research Laboratories of Biological science, Kodama Limited
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Tsutsui Chiaki
Research Laboratories Of Biological Science Kodama Limited
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Miyauchi Noriaki
Department Of Natural Medicine And Phytochemistry Meiji Pharmaceutical University
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Kobayahsi Toshimitsu
Research Laboratories Of Biological Science Kodama Limited
著作論文
- Lead Development of SL-3111 ; Exploration of A Second Generation of Non-peptide Peptide Mimetics for Potent and Selective δ-Opioid Receptor Agonists
- APPLICATION OF 4-ALKOXY-2- HYDROXYBENZALDEHYDE (AHB) LINKER TO SOLID PHASE SYNTHESIS OF BIPHALIN ; DIMERIC PEPTIDE CONNECTED AT C-TERMINI THROUGH HYDRAZINE
- Search for Naturally Occurring Substances for Prevention against the Complications of Diabetes : Inhibitory Effect on Aldose Reductase and Platelet Aggregation