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161.	Part I. NMR studies of sequence-specific transition metal binding to biologically important DNA sequences cleaved during the iron-mediated Fenton reaction. Part II. DNA sequence-dependent steady-state and time-resolved fluorescence characteristics of 2-
162.	p-phenyleneethynylenes carrying biologically relevant ligands
163.	Stereoselective synthesis of biologically active novel heterocycles in drug discovery
164.	Synthesis of the biologically active molecules: Trisaccharide Gal-Gal-Glu, a selectively protected precursor to D-eyrthrospingosine, and a library of PDI mimics
165.	Infrared spectroscopy to study ultrafast vibrational dynamics of select energetic materials and the electrostatic interactions of biologically relevant systems
166.	Availability of humic nitrogen to phytoplankton
167.	Intermolecular [5+2] cycloadditions: Novel five-atom components, serial [5+2]/[4+2] cycloadditions, and application to the synthesis of biologically active targets
168.	Observations of large biologically important interstellar and cometary molecules
169.	Preparation of heteroaromatic compounds from the coupling of polyunsaturated alkyne derivatives and Fischer carbene complexes: Application in the synthesis of natural products and biologically important heterocycles
170.	Synthesis of two novel grafted polyethylenimines for enhanced delivery of biologically active agents to mammalian cells
171.	The application of enantiopure sulfinimines towards the synthesis of biologically relevant tetrahydroisoquinolines
172.	Electron-deficient phthalocyanine complexes: Synthesis, structure, and biologically inspired oxygenation reactivity
173.	Chemoenzymatic synthesis of biologically significant carbohydrates
174.	Biologically relevent physical studies of insulin-enhancing vanadium complexes
175.	beta-Lactams as synthons to biologically relevant molecules
176.	Noncovalent interactions between metal ions and model systems for biologically relevant molecules: Threshold collision-induced dissociation and theoretical studies
177.	Biologically engineered protein-graft-poly(ethylene glycol) hydrogels: A cell-adhesive and plasmin-degradable biosynthetic material for tissue repair
178.	Chemical and enzymatic synthesis of biologically important glycolipids
179.	Oxidations mediated by biologically relevant complexes of manganese
180.	Binding of hydrogen sulfide to biologically relevant scaffolds: Metal systems and non-covalent bindin
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