Chemists at Wenzhou Medical University have unveiled an electrochemical strategy that threads deuterium-labeled sulfur groups into enaminone scaffolds in a single cascade, and the resulting molecules show a striking ability to shield living cells from oxidative damage. The study, published in Molecular Diversity, describes an ammonium iodide-mediated three-component reaction that combines primary amines, acetylacetone, and […]
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