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Aimee Clarke

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've always loved reading. Why not make a career out of it? And so I did. After graduating, I dived into copy editing and journalism where every day is an opportunity to learn something new. The world of words has taught me many things, and now I get to help other people learn, too, by writing fun educational content for GoodHabitz.

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A General Metallaphotoredox Platform for N-Alkylated Sulfoximines as Bioisosteric Building Blocks

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By Johannes Großkopf, Danielle Morgan, Aimee Clarke
| ACS Publications
Abstract Click to copy section linkSection link copied! The precise modulation of physicochemical and ADME properties is critical in drug discovery. We report a unified, mild, and broadly applicable metallaphotoredox-enabled protocol for the N-alkylation of sulfoximines, a versatile S(VI) motif gaining prominence as a bioisostere.
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A General Metallaphotoredox Platform for N-Alkylated Sulfoximines as Bioisosteric Building Blocks

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By Johannes Großkopf, Danielle Morgan, Aimee Clarke
| dx.doi.org
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Silver-N-Heterocyclic Carbenes in π-Activation: Synergistic Effects between the Ligand Ring Size and the Anion

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By Abigail Frith, Aimee Clarke, Alex Heyam, Jason M. Lynam
| ACS Publications
Since the first report on the facile preparation of silver–N-heterocyclic carbene (Ag–NHC) complexes using Ag2O as a convenient basic metal precursor, (1) Ag–NHCs have been prepared and deployed in a variety of systems. (2) The major use for Ag–NHCs has been as transmetalating agents owing to the labile nature of the Ag-carbene bond, which allows the ligand to be readily transferred to another center.
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