Triazole: the Keystone in Glycosylated Molecular Architectures Constructed by a Click Reaction
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Almost 600 papers have been published since 2002 the year of the discovery of the copper(I) catalysis (personal communication by K. B. Sharpless).
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In architecture the keystone is the central wedge‐shaped block of an arch that locks its parts together. The semicircular arch was present in Etruscan structures around 700 BC and was then developed by the Romans in the vaults and domes of their monumental buildings.
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The problem of the unequivocal assignment of the triazole regiochemistry in complex systems and with a single isomer in hand is addressed in reference [26c].
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