Fucose is a signaling carbohydrate that is attached at the end of glycan processing. It is
involved in a range of processes, such as the selectin‐dependent leukocyte adhesion or …

Ground subsidence caused by permafrost thawing causes the formation of thermokarst
ponds, where organic compounds from eroding permafrost accumulate. We photolyzed …

Over the course of the COVID‐19 pandemic, mRNA‐based vaccines have gained
tremendous importance. The development and analysis of modified RNA molecules benefit …

Sialic acids are monosaccharide residues involved in several biological processes.
Controlling the stereoselectivity of sialylation reactions is challenging and mechanistic …

Dissolved organic matter (DOM) is one of the most complex, dynamic and abundant sources
of organic carbon, but its chemical reactivity remains uncertain,–. Greater insights into DOM …

Photochemical aging and photooxidation of atmospheric particles play a crucial role in both
the chemical and physical processes occurring in the troposphere. In particular, the …

The incorporation of fluorine into amino acids is an important strategy to produce tailored
building blocks with unique properties for peptide-based materials. Phenylalanine is …

In past decades, hydrogen bonds involving organic fluorine have been a highly disputed
topic. Obtaining clear evidence for the presence of fluorine-specific interactions is generally …

Infrared photodissociation of weakly bound “mass tags” is widely used to determine the
structures of ions by analyzing their vibrational spectra. Molecular hydrogen is a common …

Fucose ist ein signalgebendes Kohlenhydrat, das am Ende der Glykosylierung angehängt
wird. Es ist an einer Reihe von Prozessen beteiligt, z. B. an der Selectin‐abhängigen …