Hyperuricemia is a prevalent metabolic disorder resulting from dysregulation of purine metabolism, often accompanied by inflammation. It is characterized by an abnormal elevation in uric acid (UA) levels. In our investigation, the combined treatment with
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The reduction of some alicyclic- and aryl-substituted 3-acyl derivatives of 2-methylindole
The structures of the products formed from the reduction of some 3-acyl derivatives of 2-methylindole were dependent on the nature of the substituent a to the carbonyl group and the reducing agent being used.
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