Studies of the binding of adrenalin and certain of its analogues to polyanions using pulse radiolysis and of the radiation induced degradation of three sulphonamides

Studies of the binding of adrenalin and certain of its analogues to polyanions using pulse radiolysis and of the radiation induced degradation of three sulphonamides

by Amein K. Al-Ali

Part of D379949/81

1981

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