Aqueous preparation and physiological stability studies of Re(CO)3(tripodal) compounds
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Richard S. Herrick, Tim J. Brunker, Caroline Maus, Kerianne Crandall, Anil Cetin, Christopher J. Ziegler
Re(CO)3L compounds, where L is a methane-derivatized tripodal ligand, can be prepared under aqueous conditions, and one of which displays significant stability under physiological conditions.
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