Articles by Dennis P. Curran

DENNIS P. CURRAN: Department of Chemistry University of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh The isolation of C60 was one of the most significant developments of 1990. This short review conveys the current excitement in this new field and heralds future developments not only in chemistry but also in materials science. J.F. Stoddart, "The third allotropic form of carbon," Angewandte Chemie--International Edition in English, 30, 70-71, January 1991. (University of Birmingham, England) Synthetic reactions that

Dennis P. Curran Department of Chemistry University of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Functionally tethered oligodeoxynucleotides are critical precursors for the preparation of new hybrid DNA molecules. The installation of a "convertible nucleoside" into a synthetic oligodeoxynucleotide now permits the synthesis of a whole series of functionally tethered oligodeoxynucleotides from a single precursor. A.M. MacMillan, G.L. Verdine, "Synthesis of functionally tethered oligodeoxynucleotides by the convert