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  As bioorthogonal as CBC is, we still have some respect to biofolk.[1] See, these people won’t be anywhere without chemistry. The sun of Barry Sharpless shines real close to me and burns me with the hot fire of click chemistry.[2] While the…

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  IT is ON again: Na Promoted Aerobic Oxidation of Alcohols to Ketones, Tet. Lett., 2009, in press [tx mt]. [1]  I’m not quite in a position yet to judge English (but shouldn’t there be a hyphen in the title?) In fact, what pissed…

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I was recently at a very cool seminar given by some Konarka people, where they happened to mention that they were starting to make actual products for sale.[1, 2] That’s news, right? Research like mine is now commercial? Sweet! So I decided to check out…

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