Abstract
The blending of microwave heating and parallel chemistry is a logical consequence of the significant rate enhancement and higher product yield afforded by microwave technology and the increase in productivity afforded by combinatorial chemistry. For this reason, this combination has become increasingly popular in the organic chemistry community. The current review highlights the application of this approach as a way to increase the rate of analogue synthesis in medicinal chemistry.
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