In addition to testing the changing solubility and structure of proteins in test tubes, the project also involved feeding a ketone ester to mice to confirm that the test tube results were ...

The Wadsworth–Emmons (HWE) reaction is a fundamental reaction in organic chemistry, widely used to create conjugated carbonyl ...

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In addition to testing the changing solubility and structure of proteins in test tubes, the project also involved feeding a ketone ester to mice to confirm that the test tube results were reproduced ...

Emmons (HWE) reaction is commonly used in organic chemistry to synthesize conjugated aldehydes. However, traditional HWE reaction methods sometimes have inconsistent (E)- and (Z)-selectivity, and ...

"The reaction we developed is faster than traditional methods such as the Wittig reaction and the corresponding ester-type ...

The proposed reaction is robust, scalable, and highly (E)-selective and the key reaction intermediate can be isolated and is highly stable, which has never been reported before. The Horner ...