Mycobacterial disease associated with aplastic anaemia

Breaking the donor limits: The remarkable coordination chemistry of ECHE (E=Si, Ge) ligands with Group 9 metals (Ir, Rh) and their application in catalytic CH borylation of arenes was investigated. The spectroscopic and structural features of the first [ECE] iridium complexes show the stronger σ‐donating properties of the divalent Si and Ge pincer ligands compared to analogous PIII‐based ligands.

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Mycobacterial disease associated with aplastic anaemia

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Infections in patients with aplastic anemia

Infections in patients with aplastic anemia

Infections in Patients With Aplastic Anemia

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