Pyridine–sugar conjugates as potent inhibitors of enzyme-catalysed glycosidehydrolysis
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Peter A. Nkansah, Alan H. Haines, N. Patrick J. Stamford
A series of O- and N-linked pseudo-disaccharides incorporating simple functionalised pyridines were synthesized and demonstrated potent inhibition of the glucoamylase-catalysed reaction.
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