Bioisosterism and Molecular Diversity

Perspectives in Drug Discovery and Design

Volumn 9--11, Issue , 1998, Pages 213-224

  Clark, Robert D ^a   Ferguson, Allan M ^a   Cramer, Richard D ^a  

^a TRIPOS INC   (United States)

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