This review summarizes progress in dynamic biomacromolecular modifications, regulatory mechanisms, and chemical interventions. It highlights newly emerging chemical tools and technologies for precise labeling, detection, and functional regulation of dynamic modifications.
Researchers developed a novel cation recognition mode that synergizes various recognition modes and utilizes the allosteric effect to recognize cations. The capsule molecule undergoes conformational changes upon anion recognition, enhancing its ability to recognize cations.
Researchers at East China University of Science and Technology discovered a novel photo-rearrangement reaction in diarylethenes induced by intramolecular proton transfer, yielding polycyclic aromatic structures. Mechanistic studies revealed an electrocyclization process followed by IPT-driven decarboxylation.
Researchers have successfully synthesized high-performance materials using high pressure, including superhard and superconducting materials. The article highlights the potential of high-pressure chemistry for discovering new materials and phases, despite challenges remaining in terms of experimental costs and equipment operation.
Researchers have developed novel methods for aerobic oxidation of organic compounds using molecular oxygen or air as green oxidants. Photocatalysis, electrocatalysis, and photoelectrocatalysis technologies offer new insights for sustainable chemical synthesis and development.