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Studies in

Natural Products Chemistry

Volume 22

Bioactive Natural Products (Part C)

Studies in Natural Products Chemistry

edited by Atta-ur-Rahman

Vol. 1 Stereoselective Synthesis (Part A)

Vol. 2 Structure Elucidation (Part A)

Vol. 3 Stereoselective Synthesis (Part B)

Vol. 4 Stereoselective Synthesis (Part C)

Vol. 5 Structure Elucidation (Part B)

Vol. 6 Stereoselective Synthesis (Part D)

Vol. 7 Structure and Chemistry (Part A)

Vol. 8 Stereoselective Synthesis (Part E)

Vol. 9 Structure and Chemistry (Part B)

Vol. 10 Stereoselective Synthesis (Part F)

Vol. 11 Stereoselective Synthesis (Part G)

Vol. 12 Stereoselective Synthesis (Part H)

Vol. 13 Bioactive Natural Products (Part A)

Vo1.14 Stereoselective Synthesis (Part I)

Vol. 15 Structure and Chemistry (Part C)

Vo1.16 Stereoselective Synthesis (Part J)

Vol. 17 Structure and Chemistry (Part D)

Vol. 18 Stereoselective Synthesis (Part K)

Vol. 19 Structure and Chemistry (Part E)

Vol.20 Structure and Chemistry (Part F)

Vo1.21 Bioactive Natural Products (Part B)

Vo1.22 Bioactive Natural Products (Part C)

Studies in

Natural Products Chemistry

Volume 22

Bioactive Natural Products (Part C)

Edited by

Atta-ur-Rahman

H.E.J. Research Institute of Chemistry,

University of Karachi, Karachi 75270, Pakistan

2000

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