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Featured Molecules December 2003

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The WebWare molecules of the month are flutamide and finasteride, which are discussed in “Microscale Synthesis and Spectroscopic Analysis of Flutamide, an Antiandrogen Prostate Cancer Drug”.

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Antiandrogen Prostate Cancer Drugs

Flutamide

Finasteride

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	Microscale Synthesis and Spectroscopic Analysis of Flutamide, an Antiandrogen Prostate Cancer Drug

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