Oligosaccharides: How can flexible molecules act as signals?

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1. Synthesis of non-aromatic heterocyclic compounds through free-radical reactions
2. Ligand coupling based on heteroatom chemistry
3. Mechanisms of reactions at non-stereogenic heteroatoms: Evaluation of reaction geometries by the endocyclic restriction test
4. Syntheses and reactions of mono- and polyelementorganic compounds
5. Carbenoid routes to substituted phosphaalkenes and phosphabenzenes
6. Organosulfur chemistry of garlic and onion: Recent results
7. Asymmetric synthesis using N-sulfonyloxaziridines
8. Oligodeoxyguanylates: A case of self-assembly leading to lyotropic liquid crystals
9. Synthetic utilization of highly stereoselective conjugate addition reactions of phosphorus and sulfur stabilized allylic carbanions
10. Synthesis and reactions of new phosphine - boranes
11. Activation of superoxide: Application of peroxysulphur intermediates to organic synthesis
12. Asymmetric synthesis via optically active vinyl sulfoxides
13. Theoretical study of heteroatom-containing compounds. From aromatic and polycyclic molecules to hollow cage clusters
14. Design and synthesis of novel chalcogen-containing organic metals
15. Some new concepts in the chemistry of the p-block elements
16. Selenium assisted carbonylation with carbon monoxide
17. Antisense oligonucleotides: Stereocontrolled synthesis of phosphorothioate oligonucleotides
18. The use of selenium containing intermediates to mediate or catalyze new organic reactions
19. Fragile asymmetry
20. A new approach to the synthesis of glycosides
21. Synthesis of bioactive sialosides
22. Oligosaccharides: How can flexible molecules act as signals?
23. Preferred solution conformation of marine natural product palytoxin and of C-glycosides and their parent glycosides
24. The chemistry of N-pentenyl glycosides: Synthetic, theoretical, and mechanistic ramifications
25. Dissection of heparin - past and future
26. Recent aspects of glycoconjugate synthesis: A synthetic approach to the linkage region of proteoglycans
27. Practical synthesis of carbohydrates based on aldolases and glycosyl transferases
28. Crystal structures of linear and cyclic oligosaccharides: An overview
29. Nomenclature for chromatography (IUPAC Recommendations 1993)