Green Microwave Chemistry Yields Promising New Antitubercular Compounds
Indian chemists have used a green microwave-assisted one-pot reaction to synthesize fused pyrano-thiazole derivatives, one of which shows potent antitubercular...
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Indian chemists have used a green microwave-assisted one-pot reaction to synthesize fused pyrano-thiazole derivatives, one of which shows potent antitubercular...
Researchers report a one-step skeletal editing reaction that converts readily available oxetanes into thietanes using thiourea, enabling direct oxygen-to-sulfur atom...
A newly released Bentham Books volume examines how eutectic mixtures can enhance the solubility, dissolution, and bioavailability of poorly water-soluble...
Simultaneous wintertime measurements in Chengdu show that aerosol liquid water, supplied mainly by ammonium nitrate, is the dominant driver pulling...
A structure-based screening campaign has identified compounds that inhibit multiple essential Staphylococcus aureus enzymes, with two candidates showing potent antibacterial...
Chemists and aerospace engineers at The University of Manchester have created a dual-emitting gold-acridine molecule that measures pressure and temperature...
A basin-wide sampling campaign in Brazil's Paraopeba River shows that geology and seasonality dominate water chemistry, while the 2019 Brumadinho...
Chemists have synthesised a series of sulfonamide-linked 1,2,3-triazole hybrids via click chemistry, with a dichloro-substituted lead showing activity against bacteria,...
Researchers cloned the roots of a 150-year-old wild mountain ginseng in industrial bioreactors, confirming 100 percent SNP-based genetic identity and...
A decade-spanning metabolomics study of Wuyi rock tea Rougui reveals stage-wise polyphenol remodeling and a dramatic enrichment of gallic acid...
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