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    Modulating the guest binding ability within mixed-coordination geometry [Pd(μ-L) 4 RuCl 2 ] 2+ and [Pd(μ-L) 4 Pt] 4+ cage architectures

    Modulating the guest binding ability within mixed-coordination geometry [Pd(μ-L) 4 RuCl 2 ] 2+ and [Pd(μ-L) 4 Pt] 4+ cage architectures by Gearing, Hayden B, Söhnel, Tilo, Young, Paul, Lisboa, Lynn, Wright, L James, Crowley, James D, Hartinger, Christian G

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    In vitro anticancer activity of a head-to-toe constructed heterobimetallic [CoFeL]2+ metallocylinder

    In vitro anticancer activity of a head-to-toe constructed heterobimetallic [CoFeL]2+ metallocylinder by Gearing, Hayden B., Giffard, Dylan, Sullivan, Matthew P., Stjärnhage, Julia, Jamieson, Stephen M.F., Söhnel, Tilo, Crowley, James D., Wright, L. James, Hartinger, Christian G.

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    Modulating the guest binding ability within mixed-coordination geometry [Pd(μ-L)RuCl] and [Pd(μ-L)Pt] cage architectures

    Modulating the guest binding ability within mixed-coordination geometry [Pd(μ-L)RuCl] and [Pd(μ-L)Pt] cage architectures by Gearing, Hayden B, Söhnel, Tilo, Young, Paul, Lisboa, Lynn, Wright, L. James, Crowley, James D, Hartinger, Christian G

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    Modulating the guest binding ability within mixed-coordination geometry Pd(μ-L)4RuCl22+ and Pd(μ-L)4Pt4+ cage architectures

    Modulating the guest binding ability within mixed-coordination geometry Pd(μ-L)4RuCl22+ and Pd(μ-L)4Pt4+ cage architectures by Gearing, Hayden B, Söhnel, Tilo, Young, Paul, Lisboa, Lynn, Wright, L James, Crowley, James D, Hartinger, Christian G

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    HRAS1 and LASS1 with APOE are associated with human longevity and healthy aging

    HRAS1 and LASS1 with APOE are associated with human longevity and healthy aging by Jazwinski, S. Michal, Kim, Sangkyu, Dai, Jianliang, Li, Li, Bi, Xiuhua, Jiang, James C., Arnold, Jonathan, Batzer, Mark A., Walker, Jerilyn A., Welsh, David A., Lefante, Christina M., Volaufova, Julia, Myers, Leann, Su, L. Joseph, Hausman, Dorothy B., Miceli, Michael V., Ravussin, Eric, Poon, Leonard W., Cherry, Katie E., Welsch, Michael A.

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