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A comparative molecular modeling study of dydrogesterone with other progestational agents through theoretical calculations and nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy

TOMA, LUCIO
2006-01-01
2006
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JOURNAL OF STEROID BIOCHEMISTRY AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY
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WOS:000235292200008
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Dydrogesterone; Progestins; Retrosteroids; Molecular modeling; DFT calculations; NMR
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Colombo, Diego; Ferraboschi, Patrizia; Prestileo, Paolo; Toma, Lucio
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