István Mándity

E-mail address
mandity.istvan [at] ttk.hu
Research group
Artificial Transporters
Role
Group leader

Publications

2015

  • Mándity, István M., and Ferenc Fülöp. 2015. “An Overview Of Peptide And Peptoid Foldamers In Medicinal Chemistry”. Expert Opinion On Drug Discovery 10: 1163–1177.
    View
  • Fülöp, Ferenc, István M. Mándity, and Balázs Olasz. 2015. “Continuous Flow Peptide Synthesis”.
    View
  • Ötvös, Sándor B., Aliz Szloszár, István M. Mándity, and Ferenc Fülöp. 2015. “Heterogeneous Dipeptide-Catalyzed A-Amination Of Aldehydes In A Continuous-Flow Reactor: Effect Of Residence Time On Enantioselectivity”. Advanced Synthesis & Catalysis 357: 3671–3680.
    View
  • Hsieh, Chi-Ting, Sándor B. Ötvös, Yang-Chang Wu, István M. Mándity, Fang-Rong Chang, and Ferenc Fülöp. 2015. “Highly Selective Continuous-Flow Synthesis Of Potentially Bioactive Deuterated Chalcone Derivatives”. Chempluschem 80: 859–864.
    View
  • Mándity, István M., Sándor B. Ötvös, and Ferenc Fülöp. 2015. “Strategic Application Of Residence Time Control In Continuous Flow Reactors”. Chemistry Open 4: 212–223.
    View

2014

  • Otvos, S. B., G. Hatoss, A. Georgiades, S. Kovács, István M. Mándity, Z. Novák, and Ferenc Fülöp. 2014. “Continuous-Flow Azide-Alkyne Cycloadditions With An Effective Bimetallic Catalyst And A Simple Scavenger System”. Rsc Advances 4: 46666–46674.
    View
  • Mándity, István M., B. Olasz, S. Otvos, and Ferenc Fülöp. 2014. “Continuous-Flow Solid-Phase Peptide Synthesis: A Revolutionary Reduction Of The Amino Acid Excess”. Journal Of Peptide Science 20. Mandity M., ANGEW CHEM INT UNPUB: S57.
    View
  • Mándity, István M. 2014. Design Of Β-Peptide Foldamers By Stereochemistry And Topology. Saarbrücken: Lambert Academic Publishing (LAP).
    View
  • Fülöp, Ferenc, and István M. Mándity. 2014. “Deuterated Morphine Derivatives”.
    View
  • Nieuwland, P., K. Koch, R. Becker, S. B. Otvos, István M. Mándity, and Ferenc Fülöp. 2014. “Experimental Procedures For Conducting Organic Reactions In Continuous Flow”. Flow Chemistry. Berlin: De Gruyter Verlag, 157–190.
    View