DOI
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10.5297/ser.1201.002
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結合化學與酵素方法合成具神經增生活性之神經節苷脂LLG-5中Neu5Gc-α-(2,3)-Lac-β-Phytosphingosine片段
陳安宜 , Masters Advisor:林俊成
繁體中文
DOI:
10.6843/NTHU.2015.00101
神經節苷脂 ; 植物鞘胺醇 ; 唾液酸化 ; 醣 ; 醣脂質 ; Ganglioside ; Phytosphingosine ; Sialylation ; Carbohydrate ; Glycolipid


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