The invention of a tool capable of unlocking previously impossible organic chemical reactions has opened new pathways in the pharmaceutical industry to create effective drugs more quickly.
Ohio State UniversityAug 30 2024
Since this compound can be made directly from classic chemical building blocks and is easily isolated, scientists can blend them with other building blocks in a manner that promises access to a new chemical space." Despite how elusive nickel alkyl complexes have been for chemists, by relying on a unique merger of organic synthesis, inorganic chemistry and battery science, Sevov's team found a way to unlock their astonishing capabilities. "Using our tool, you can get much more selective molecules for targets that might have fewer side effects for the end user," said Sevov.
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