Synthetic studies on sulfur containing bioactive compounds

Synthetic studies on fluorine-containing novel liquid-crystalline materials

Studies on novel 1,3-dithiole compounds containing thiophene-related systems

Studies on some synthetic utilizations of fluorinated acetylenic and olefinic compounds

Studies on novel ferroelectric liquid crystalline compounds containing fluorene and fluorenone skeletons

Studies on the development of new synthetic reactions using selenium and organoselenium compounds

Studies on antimicrobial quaternary ammonium compounds

Studies on the synthetic approaches to regio- and stereoselectively deuterium-labelled compounds via reductive deuteration

Synthetic studies on bio-active taurine derivatives

Studies on new radical reactions of organosilicon compounds

Studies on behavior of carbonyl compounds in soybean

Synthetic studies on cyclic enediyne antibiotic, dynemicin A

Studies on electrophilic substitutions of aromatic compounds using superacids

Studies on behavior of organotin compounds in aquatic environment

Synthetic and biomedical studies on bacterial endotoxin lipid A

Studies on synthetic utilization organophosphorus reagents bearing small membered ring

Studies on synthesis and reaction of perfluoroalkylated heterocyclic and ethynylaromatic compounds

Studies on the bioconversion of organosilicon compounds by dehydrogenase and hydrolase

Studies on preparation and magnetic properties of rare earth intermetallic compounds

Studies on synthesis, reaction, and iron-chelating property on N-hydroxyamide-containing heterocycles

Studies on Nonbonded Interactions in Organic Selenium Compounds : Based on 1,8-Disubstituted Naphthalene Systems

Studies on the synthetic aspects of fluoromethylmetal reagents derived from tribromofluoromethane

Studies on microscopic solvation dynamics for clusters containing metal atoms/ions

Studies on hepatitis B virus envelope protein containing pre-S peptide

Studies on the structure and function of myoglobins containing chemically modified heme