Organic & Biomolecular Chemistry
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Rapid publication of organic synthesis, physical organic, chemical biology and supramolecular chemistry research. Published by @rsc.org 🌐 Website: rsc.li/orgbiomolchem
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📢Highlight your work on the cover of OBC!

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📢Our latest issue is now online!

Check out the research behind the front cover by Tae Kyung Ko & Hyung Min Chi from POSTECH reporting the HFIP mediated transition metal-free synthesis of C4-aryl-substituted quinolines #orgchem

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📢We are delighted to announce a #OpenCall for papers to the RSC cross-journal themed collection Celebrating 200 Years of Benzene, guest edited by Ben Feringa @feringalab.bsky.social & Nazario Martin!

Find out more about the collection and how to submit here🔽
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New articles have been added to our 6th ERC Grantees Conference 2025 themed collection - read them here!

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This cross-journal collection showcases work from the speakers and delegates from this year’s 6th ERC Grantees Conference (Porvoo, Finland, 10-12 June 2025).
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🔓Check out #OpenAccess research from Parthasarathy Gandeepan et al. at IIT Tirupati describing the eco-efficient C–H alkynylation of indoles via mechanochemical ruthenium catalysis in our latest issue #organicchemistry

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Eco-efficient C–H alkynylation of indoles via mechanochemical ruthenium catalysis
A regioselective C2-alkynylation of indoles via ruthenium(ii)-catalyzed C–H activation using bromoalkynes is demonstrated under both solution-phase and mechanochemical conditions. The…
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Don't miss this paper in our latest issue by Cristian J. Guerra & co. from Universidad Andres Bello describing a computational exploration of the photochemical conversion of BN-Dewar benzene into BN-benzvalene #organicchemistry

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From BN-Dewar benzene to BN-benzvalene: a computational exploration of photoisomerization mechanisms
This study explores the photochemical conversion of BN-Dewar benzene into BN-benzvalene derivatives, offering a strategic route to heteroatom-containing valence isomers with distinctive electronic…
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📢Our latest issue is now online!

🔓Check out the #OpenAccess review behind the front cover by Alessia Cavallaro, Giuseppe Trusso Sfrazzetto & co. from the University of Catania discussing formaldehyde sensing by fluorescent organic sensors #organicchemistry

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Be sure to read this paper describing azophotoswitches containing thiazole, isothiazole, thiadiazole, and isothiadiazole in our Photoswitches & Photopharmacology collection by Nobuyuki Tamaoki & co. from Hokkaido University #orgchem

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Azophotoswitches containing thiazole, isothiazole, thiadiazole, and isothiadiazole
We report a novel class of azophotoswitches incorporating various five-membered heteroaryl units such as thiazole, isothiazole, thiadiazole, and isothiadiazole. These azophotoswitches were developed…
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Don't miss research in our Photoswitches & Photopharmacology collection from Subhabrata Maiti, Sugumar Venkataramani et al. at IISER Mohali reporting an azothiazole probe as a multianalyte colorimetric chemosensor for urea and biologically significant amines #orgchem
An azothiazole probe as a multianalyte colorimetric chemosensor for urea and biologically significant amines
We report an azothiazole-based probe as a chemosensor for urea with a LOD of 45 μM. The underlying sensing principle is an instantaneous color change associated with the complex forming between the…
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🔓Take a look in our Photoswitches & Photopharmacology collection at a #OpenAccess paper from Kimio Sumaru, Kingo Uchida & co. on using a diarylethene photoswitch for photo-controllable cytotoxicity in cell culture #orgchem

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Photo-controllable cytotoxicity in cell culture using a diarylethene photoswitch
For diarylethene (DAE) derivatives, whose dark cytotoxicity varies greatly depending on their isomerization state, we observe that the non-toxic open-ring isomer taken up by cells is converted to a…
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📢Our latest issue is now online!

Check out the paper behind the front cover by Carl Jacky Saint-Louis & co. @kennesawstate.bsky.social reporting a pro-fluorescent ethynylthiophene-based o-nitrobenzyl photolabile protecting group for hydroxamic acid synthesis

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Join us next Thursday, October 2 for our next Desktop Seminar! This webinar will celebrate 200 years since the discovery of benzene and will feature talks on aromaticity from Renana Gershoni-Poranne (Technion) and Dean Tantillo (UC Davis).

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RSC Desktop Seminar on 200 Years of Benzene: New Explorations of Aromaticity, taking place Thursday 2 October 2025 at 11 AM EDT / 4 PM BST
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🔓Check out this #OpenAccess paper in our Photoswitches & Photopharmacology collection by Nobuyuki Tamaoki & co. from Hokkaido University reporting photoswitchable agonists for visible-light activation of the Wnt signaling pathway #orgchem

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Photoswitchable agonists for visible-light activation of the Wnt signaling pathway
Based on the known Wnt agonist BML-284, we designed and synthesized photoswitchable azo derivative compounds that can act as agonists for the Wnt signaling pathway. These photoswitchable agonists…
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📢 @orgbiomolchem.rsc.org & @rscmedchem.rsc.org are delighted to share our latest themed issue on Photoswitches & Photopharmacology, guest edited by Martina Cacciarini, @nadjasimeth.bsky.social, Wiktor Szymanski & Andrew Woolley! #chemsky

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Check out this review covering the recent developments in nitroxide-mediated aerobic oxidations from Hua-Li Qin & co. at Wuhan University of Technology in our latest issue #organicchemistry

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Recent developments in nitroxide-mediated aerobic oxidations
Alcohol oxidations are prevalent reactions in organic synthesis, at both industrial and laboratory scales. Nitroxyl radicals constitute a versatile class of reagents, finding extensive use as…
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