the quest for mononuclear gold and its potential role photocatalysis drug action |
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| navigate by keyword : acceptors acting action activity agents anticancer antimicrobials artificial catalysis characterized chem chemical chemist chemistry complexes concise development developments discussed disease drug drugs electron evolving exciting favourable fields findings formula gold goldii goldiii illness important key ligands medicinal metalbased minireview modes moieties mononuclear motifs open organic outlined parent patterns photocatalysis photoredox photosynthesis plays potential profile quest radical reactivity respect role roles shell structural study summary systems therapeutic treatment two unambiguously undefined |
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| The Quest for Mononuclear Gold and Its Potential Role in Photocatalysis and Drug Action. Gold(II) plays a key role in artificial photosynthesis systems, with gold(III) moieties acting as electron acceptors, as well as in gold photoredox catalysis and radical chemistry. This Minireview provides a concise summary of unambiguously characterized mononuclear gold(II) complexes along with evolving structural motifs and reactivity patterns. Developments in the fields of photosynthesis, photocatalysis, and potential modes of action of anticancer drugs are outlined. The findings from this study could be important for the further development of metal-based antimicrobials, as well as anticancer agents, with favourable activity and therapeutic profile in respect to the parent organic ligands. |
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