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Micelles as a reaction environment

Microstructured, aqueous solutions allow for a photocatalytic activation of alkyl chlorides

Photoredox catalysis has developed into a powerful tool for the synthesis of organic compounds with diverse structures. However, the high stability of carbon-chloride bonds has long hampered the use of cheap and readily available chloroalkanes as substrates.

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Modular biofactories at the cellular level

A new chapter in the book of life for a sustainable bioeconomy

Despite his love for complex molecular architectures, this „dyed-in-the-wool“ bio-organic chemist has never embraced the conventional segregation of synthetic polymers and bio­logical macromolecules. All molecules are composed of atoms, after all. Why make an artificial distinction? Why not ...

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