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Synthesis of phosphopeptides as inhibitors of progesterone production

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Peptides Biology and Chemistry

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Xu, QC., Lu, GS., Sun, Y. (2002). Synthesis of phosphopeptides as inhibitors of progesterone production. In: Xu, XJ., Ye, YH., Tam, J.P. (eds) Peptides Biology and Chemistry. Chinese Peptide Symposia. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/0-306-46859-X_63

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