Unlocking Cu(I)-Mediated Catalytic Pathways for Efficient ROS Generation by Incorporating an Oxazole-Based Histidine Surrogate into Cu(II)-ATCUN Complexes.
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Jiwon Seo | Kug‐Seung Lee | Junseong Lee | Haesol Kim | Yujeong Kim | Jieun Choi | Chang Hyuck Choi | Sun Hee Kim | Yen Jea Lee | G. Noh
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