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Water availability positions auxin response maxima to determine plant regeneration fates. [PDF]

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Directional Cell-to-cell Transport in Plant Roots

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Pericyclic Reactions

2022
Chapter 3 is dedicated to pericyclic reactions and selected rearrangement reactions, and to reactions involving transient intermediates, such as radicals, diradicals or carbocations. The class of electrocyclic ring-opening reactions is first used to illustrate the application of FMO theory arguments and the classification of reactions as orbital ...
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Pericyclic Reactions

2023
Abstract Perhaps the greatest achievement in physical organic chemistry was the development of three complementary theories to understand and predict pericyclic reactions. This chapter discusses the underpinnings of the conservation of orbital symmetry and presents many examples of the power of this theory.
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Azopeptides: Synthesis and Pericyclic Chemistry

Organic Letters, 2015
Azopeptides possess an imino urea as an amino amide surrogate in the sequence. Azopeptides were synthesized by oxidation of aza-glycine residues and employed in pericyclic chemistry. Diels-Alder cyclizations and Alder-ene reactions on azopeptides enabled construction of constrained aza-pipecolyl and reactive aza-allylglycyl residues.
Ramesh, Chingle, William D, Lubell
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Pericyclic Reactions

2015
Pericyclic Reactions starts with a chapter on the nature of pericyclic reactions and considers how important they are. The following chapter looks at cycloaddition reactions. The text thereafter examines the Woodward–Hoffmann rules and molecular orbitals. There follows a chapter on electrocyclic reactions.
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Enzyme coordinates pericyclic trifecta

C&EN Global Enterprise, 2017
Pericyclic reactions, in which electrons move in concert to rearrange a molecule’s structure, are standard tools for synthetic chemists.
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