Synthesis and Development of Inverse‐Type Nucleoside Diarylethene Photoswitches
Christoph M. Hendrich,
Martin Reinschmidt,
Simon M. Büllmann
et al.
Abstract:Nucleosidic diarylethenes (DAEs) have evolved from an emerging class of photochromes into a well‐established option for integrating photochromic functionalities into biological systems. However, a comprehensive understanding of how chemical structure influences their photochromic properties remains essential. While structural features, such as an inverse connection between the aryl residues and the ethene bridge, are well‐documented for classical DAEs, their application to nucleosidic DAEs has been underexplor… Show more
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