Research Archive
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A UNC-Chapel Hill interdisciplinary research team of chemists and biologists has unlocked an important clue in understanding how plant pathogens cause diseases...
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Bacteria communicate with one another using small organic molecules as chemical messages. These molecules regulate...
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Click chemistries provide a straightforward means of imparting a desired physical property, reactivity, or function...
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Protein−protein interactions are usually studied in dilute buffered solutions with macromolecule...
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Strain-induced changes to the electronic structure of nanoscale materials provide a promising avenue for expanding the...
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Researchers in the Papanikolas and Cahoon groups have developed a pump–probe microscope capable of...
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Strategies for the direct C–H functionalization of amines are valuable as these compounds comprise a number of pharmaceuticals...
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The defunctionalization of per-oxygenated compounds has great potential to transform readily available carbohydrate...