Anticancer potential of Pd and Pt metallo-macrocycles of phosphines and 4,4΄-dipyridyldiselenide
Authors:
- M.K. PalMPM.K. Pal
- A.P. WadawaleAWA.P. Wadawale
- N. ChauhanNCN. Chauhan
- A.G. MajumdarAMA.G. Majumdar
- M. SubramanianMSM. Subramanian
- N. BhuvaneshNBN. Bhuvanesh
- S. DeySDS. Dey
- 1 January 2022
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Polyhedron
- Vol. 211
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