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<H1 ALIGN=CENTER>Fred's Chemistry Den</H1>
<P>Welcome to my Web Server !
<P>Do you want to see my face? Have a look at <A HREF="cv.html">my resume</A> !
<P>I' m not only an HTML fan, I also do some chemistry when I have some
time :-). My PhD project deals with the synthesis of an anticancer compound.
Of course, if you're interested in antitumor compounds, you've certainly
heard about <A HREF="taxol.html">taxol</A>. If you want to read more about
this molecule, you might begin with this short <A HREF="taxol.html">electronic
review</A>.
<BR>Another biologically active molecule I'm interested in is <A HREF="frederic.html">Fredericamycin</A>.
Why this interest ? Well, maybe I'm a little bit megalomaniac as my friend
Michel would say: actually, this molecule carries my (first) name. I haven't
had the pleasure to discover it, however. So I couldn't resist the desire
<A HREF="frederic.html">to introduce it</A> to you.
<BR>This short list of anticancer compounds ends with <A HREF="RHAZIENG.HTML">rhazinilam</A>,
a quite old molecule discovered as soon as 1967, <A HREF="RHAZIENG.HTML">as
you will discover</A>.
<BR>I've also done a little literature review about organic chemistry in
<A HREF="SCF.HTM">supercritical solvents</A>, tell me what you think about
it!
<P>Of course, you're also free to have some fun and visit <A HREF="bookmarks.html">my
bookmarks</A> (including some interesting chem resources links).
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<BR>Last modif.: 21 Aug. 2000
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