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Several new α-alkyl amino acid analogues

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Synthèse a été faite de 8 acides aminés non naturels et des 8 hydantoïnes respectives. Cinq de ces acides aminés et les hydantoïnes correspondantes sont des composés nouveaux. Dans toute la série étudiée, B et H sont toxiques chezEscherichia coli et non chez les souris.

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Abshire, C.J. Several new α-alkyl amino acid analogues. Experientia 24, 778–779 (1968). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02144861

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