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Positional isomers of mannose–quinoline conjugates and their copper complexes: exploring the biological activity

Valentina Oliveri, Federica Bentivegna, Leonardo Caputo, Laura Quintieri, Maurizio Viale, Irena Maric, Giovanni Lentini, Graziella Vecchio

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Mannoconjugates show significant antibacterial activity. A regioisomer shows antiproliferative activity with copper( ii ) ions.

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Mannoconjugates show significant antibacterial activity. A regioisomer shows antiproliferative activity with copper( ii ) ions.

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Mannoconjugates show significant antibacterial activity. A regioisomer shows antiproliferative activity with copper( ii ) ions.

Key concepts: Chemistry, Copper, Structural isomer, Quinoline, Mannose, Conjugate, Antibacterial activity, Biological activity

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