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216 Author Index Volumes 151 - 198 Michalak A, see Nalewajski RF (1996) 183: 25 - 142 Miki H, see Azumi T (1997) 191 : 1-40 Mishra PC, Kumar A (1995) Mapping of Molecular Electric Potentials and Fields. 174: 27- 44 Miskowski VM, Gray HB (1997) Magnetic and Spectroscopic Properties of Os2(O2CR)4C12. Evidence for a 3(6"n*) Ground State. 191:41-57 Misumi S (1993) Recognitory Coloration of Cations with Chromoacerands. 165:163-192 Mizuno K, Otsuji Y (1994) Addition and Cycloaddition Reactions via Photoinduced Electron Transfer. 169:301-346 Mock WL (1995) Cucurbituril. 175:1-24 MoeUer KD (1997) Intramolecular Carbon - Carbon Bond Forming Reactions at the Anode. 185:49-86 Moffat JK, Helliwell J (1989) The Laue Method and its Use in Time-Resolved Crystallography. 151:61-74 Molchanov AP, see Kostikov RR (1990) 155:41-80 Moore TA, see Gust D (1991) 159:103-152 Mfillen K, see Baumgarten M (1994) 169:1-104 Murakami Y, Kikuchi J, Hayashida O (1995) Molecular Recognition by Large Hydrophobic Cavities Embedded in Synthetic Bilayer Membranes. 175:133 - 156 Nagle DG, see Gerwick WH (1993) 167:117-180 Nakamura E, see Kuwajima I (1990) 155:1-39 Nalewajski RE Korchowiec J, Michalak A (1996) Reactivity Criteria in Charge Sensitivity Analysis. 183: 25 - 142 Nangia A, Desiraju GR (1998) Supramolecular Synthons and Pattern Recognition. 198:57-95 Narayanan VV, Newkome GR (1998) Supramolecular Chemistry within Dendritic Structures. 197:19-77 N~d~lec J-Y, P~richon J, Troupel M (1997) Organic Electroreductive Coupling Reactions Using Transition Metal Complexes as Catalysts. 185:141-174 Newkome GR, see Narayanan VV (1998) 197:19-77 Nicewonger R, see Begley TP (1998) 195:93-142 Nicotra F (1997) Synthesis of C-Glycosides of Biological Interest. 187: 55- 83 Nishimura J, see Inokuma S (1994) 172:87-118 Nolte RJM, see Sijbesma RP (1995) 175: 25 - 56 Nordahl A, see Carlson R (1993) 166:1-64 Okuda J (1991) Transition Metal Complexes of Sterically Demanding Cyclopentadienyl Ligands. 160: 97-146 Omori T (1996) Substitution Reactions of Technetium Compounds. 176:253 - 274 Oscarson S (1997) Synthesis of Oligosaccharides of Bacterial Origin Containing Heptoses, Uronic Acids and Fructofuranoses as Synthetic Challengers. 186:171 -202 Ostrowicky A, Koepp E, Vfgtle F (1991) The "Vesium Effect": Synthesis of Medio- and Macrocyclic Compounds. 161 : 37- 68 Otsuji Y, see Mizuno K (1994) 169:301-346 P~ilink6 I, see Tasi G (1995) 174:45- 72 Pandey G (1993) Photoinduced Electron Transfer (PET) in Organic Synthesis. 168:175 - 221 Parmon VN, see Lymar SV (1991) 159:1-66 Patterson HH (1997) Luminescence and Absorption Studies of Transition Metal Ions in Host Crystals, Pure Crystals and Surface Environments. 191:59- 86 Perdew JP, see Ernzerhof M (1996) 180:1- 30 P~richon J, see N~d~lec J-Y (1997) 185:141-174 Percy JM (1997) Building Block Approaches to Aliphatic Organofluorine Compounds. 193:131-195 Perlmutter P (1997) The Nucleophilic Addition/Ring Closure (NARC) Sequence for the Stereocontrolled Synthesis of Heterocycles. 190: 87-101 Petersen M, Zannetti MT, Fessner W-D (1997) Tandem Asymmetric C-C Bond Formations by Enzyme Catalysis. 186:87 - 117 Petersilka M (1996) Density Functional Theory of Time-Dependent Phenomena. 181:81-172
Author Index Volumes 151 - 198 2 ] 7 Petrov VA, Bardin VV (1997) Reactions of Electophiles with Polyfluorinated Olefins. 192:39-95 Pieper R, see Carreras CW (1997)188: 85- 126 Poirette AR, see Artymiuk PJ (1995) 174: 73 - 104 Polian A, see Fontaine A (1989) 151 : 179 - 203 Ponec R (1995) Similarity Models in the Theory of Pericyclic Macromolecules. 174:1 - 26 Pospichal J, see Hladka E (1993) 166:121 - 197 Potucek V, see Hladka E (1993) 166:121-197 Proteau PJ, see Gerwick WH (1993) 167:117-180 Qin D, Xia Y, Rogers JA, Jackman RJ, Zhao X-M, Whitesides GM (1998) Microfabrication, Microstructures and Microsystems. 194:1 -20 Raimondi M, see Copper DL (1990) 153:41-56 Rajagopal AK (1996) Generalized Functional Theory of Interacting Coupled Liouvillean Quantum Fields of Condensed Matter. 181 : 173 - 210 Reber C, see Wexler D (1994) 171 : 173-204 Rettig W (1994) Photoinduced Charge Separation via Twisted Intramolecular Charge Trans- fer States. 169: 253-300 Rheiner PB, see Seebach D (1998) 197:125-164 Rice DW, see Artymiuk PJ (1995) 174:73-104 Riekel C (1989) Experimental Possibilities in Small Angle Scattering at the European Syn- chrotron Radiation Facility. 151:205-229 Rogers JA, see Qin D (1998) 194:1-20 Rohr J, see Kirschning A (1997) 188:1-83 Rohr J, see Krohn K (1997) 188:127-195 Roth HD (1990) A Brief History of Photoinduced Electron Transfer and Related Reactions. 156:1-20 Roth HD (1992) Structure and Reactivity of Organic Radical Cations. 163:131 - 245 Rouvray DH (1995) Similarity in Chemistry: Past, Present and Future. 173:1- 30 Roy R (1997) Recent Developments in the Rational Design of Multivalent Glycoconjugates. 187:241 - 274 Riisch M, see Warwel S (1993) 164:79-98 Sachs H, see John P (1990) 153:145 - 180 Saeva FD (1990) Photoinduced Electron Transfer (PET) Bond Cleavage Reactions. 156: 59-92 Sahni V (1996) Quantum-Mechanical Interpretation of Density Functional Theory. 182:1 - 39 Sakai S, see Inokuma S (1994) 172: 87-118 Sandanayake KRAS, see Bissel RA (1993) 168:223-264 Sandford G, see Hutchinson J (1997) 193:1-43 Sauerbrei B, Kappes T, Waldmann H (1997) Enzymatic Synthesis of Peptide Conjugates - Tools for the Study of Biological Signal Transduction. 186:65 - 86 Sauvage J-P, see Chambron J-C (1993) 165:131-162 Schafer H-J (1989) Recent Contributions of Kolbe Electrolysis to Organic Synthesis. 152: 91-151 Scheuer PJ, see Chang CWJ (1993) 167:33-76 Schliiter A-D (1998) Dendrimers with Polymeric Core: Towards Nanocylinders. 197:165-191 Schmidtke H-H (1994) Vibrational Progressions in Electronic Spectra of Complex Com- pounds Indicating Stron Vibronic Coupling. 171:69-112 Schmittel M (1994) Umpolung of Ketones via Enol Radical Cations. 169:183 - 230 Sch6nherr T (1997) Angular Overtap Model Applied to Transition Metal Complexes and d~C-Ions in Oxide Host Lattices. 191:87-152 Schr6der A, Mekelburger H-B, V6gtle F (1994) Belt-, Ball-, and Tube-shaped Molecules. 172: 179-201 Schulz J, V6gtle F (1994) Transition Metal Complexes of (Strained) Cyclophanes. 172:41 - 86 Schwaebe MK, see Little RD (1997) 185:1-48 Seebach D, Rheiner PB, Greiveldinger G, Butz T, Sellner H (1998) Chiral Dendrimers. 197: 125-164
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