This analysis reveals photooxidation of dihydrotetrazine via near-infrared light, suggesting new bioconjugate chemistry applications.
Using biocompatible near-infrared light to trigger click reactions offers a powerful approach for achieving spatiotemporal control in bioconjugate chemistry. This study demonstrates the photooxidation of dihydrotetrazine at 810 nm using...
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