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Chemistry · L5 · Click Chemistry and Bioorthogonal Labeling

How a Cu(I) catalyst turns a slow, unselective azide–alkyne cycloaddition into the fast, regioselective CuAAC reaction; why that made it the flagship 'click' reaction; and how azide/alkyne tags let scientists label specific biomolecules inside living cells.

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