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Archive | 1999

Cyclic amine derivatives

Gong Leyi; Kertesz Denis John; Smith David Bernard; Talamas Francisco Xavier; Wilhelm Robert Stephen


Archive | 2001

4-Aroyl-piperidine CCR-3 receptor antagonists

Gong Leyi; Kertesz Denis John; Smith David Bernard; Wilhelm Robert Stephen


Archive | 2000

4-AROYLPIPERIDINES ANTAGONISTES DU RECEPTEUR DU CCR-3, COMPOSITIONS PHARMACEUTIQUES LES CONTENANT, PROCEDE POUR LES UTILISER ET LES PREPARER

Gong Leyi; Kertesz Denis John; Smith David Bernard; Wilhelm Robert Stephen


Archive | 2008

PIRROLIDINAS SUSTITUIDAS COMO ANTAGONISTAS DEL RECEPTOR CCR-3.

Kertesz Denis John; Roepel Michael Garret


Archive | 2008

PIPERIDIN CCR-3 REZEPTOR-HEMMER

Hirschfeld Donald Roy; Kertesz Denis John; Smith David Bernard


Archive | 2007

PIPERAZIN-DERIVATE ZUR VERWENDUNG ALS CCR-3 REZEPTOR ANTAGONISTEN ZUR BEHANDLUNG VON ASTHMA

Du Bois Daisy Joe; Kertesz Denis John; Sjogren Eric Brian; Smith David Bernard; Wang Beihan


Archive | 2007

SUBSTITUIERTE PYRROLIDINE ALS CCR-3-REZEPTORANTAGONISTEN

Kertesz Denis John; Roepel Michael Garret


Archive | 2005

ANTAGONISTAS III DO RECEPTOR 4-AROIL-PIPERIDIN-CCR-3

Kertesz Denis John; Smith David Bernard; Leyi Gong; Stephen Wilhelm Robert


Archive | 2005

ANTAGONISTAS III RECEPTORES DE 4-AROIL-PIPERIDIN-CCR-3.

Gong Leyi; Kertesz Denis John; Smith David Bernard; Wilhelm Robert Stephen


Archive | 2004

N-ureìdo-piperidinas como antagonistas viii para receptor de ccr-3

Bois Daisy Joe Du; Kertesz Denis John; Sjogren Eric Brian; Smith David Bernard; Wang Beihan

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