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bioengineer.org > chemists-forge-chiral-piperidine-mimics-in-a-single-asymmetric-leap

Chemists forge chiral piperidine mimics in a single asymmetric leap

1+ day, 22+ hour ago   (904+ words) Medicinal chemists have long chased a deceptively simple goal: build drug candidates that are less flat, more three-dimensional, and more likely to succeed in the clinic....

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bioengineer.org > printed-biodegradable-battery-separator-boosts-lithium-ion-performance-by-633-percent

Printed Biodegradable Battery Separator Boosts Lithium-Ion Performance by

3+ day, 6+ hour ago   (754+ words) 633 Percent Bioengineer.org Researchers have unveiled a lithium-ion battery separator that pairs the workhorse durability of polypropylene with the rapid biodegradability of poly(butylene adipate-co-terephthalate), better known as PBAT, and manufactured it using an industrial gravure printing process The study,…...

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bioengineer.org > ferricyanide-enables-peptide-hydrazide-ligation-in-neutral-water

Ferricyanide enables peptide hydrazide ligation in neutral water

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (579+ words) Chemists have unveiled a simpler, faster way to stitch together the molecular building blocks of proteins, and the trick involves one of chemistry’s oldest workhorse reagents: ferricyanide....