Chapter 13 Rauwolfia Alkaloids with Special Reference to the Chemistry of Reserpine1
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For the most recent review of chemistry and pharmacology of the Rauwolfia alkaloids see R. A. Lucas in ‘Progress in Medicinal Chemistry” (G. P. Ellis and G. B. West, eds.), p. 146. Butterworths, Washington and London, 1963.
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