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Synthesis, reactivity, and biological activity of 5-aminouracil and its derivatives

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The synthesis and reactions of 5-aminouracil and its derivatives are comprehensively reviewed. A brief survey of biological activities, especially chemotherapeutic and pharmacological properties, is also reported.

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Shaker, R.M., Elrady, M.A. & Sadek, K.U. Synthesis, reactivity, and biological activity of 5-aminouracil and its derivatives. Mol Divers 20, 153–183 (2016). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11030-015-9595-1

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