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Synthesis of Thioglycosides of Expected Novel Biological Activity 1. Page 1 SYNTHESIS OF THIOGLYCOSIDES OF EXPECTED NOVEL BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY khairia M. Youssef Professor of Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry Abstract SYNTHESIS OF THIOGLYCOSIDES OF EXPECTED NOVEL BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY English Name * * * Personl Identification Select National ID Passport Personl Identification NO. 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