ChemInform Abstract: Chemistry of the Diazeniumdiolates (I)—(IV). Part 3. Photoreactivity.
Aloka Srinivasan(Frederick National Laboratory for Cancer Research), John P. Toscano(Johns Hopkins University), Joseph E. Saavedra(Genesis Laboratories), Emily Yourd(George Mason University), Daniel A. Brady(George Mason University), Keith M. Davies(George Mason University), Naod Kebede(George Mason University), Alexander V. Nikolaitchik(George Mason University), Larry K. Keefer(Unknown)
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