Rebecca M. Duke

Selective fluorescent PET sensing of fluoride (F−) using naphthalimide–thiourea and –urea conjugates

Rebecca M. Duke, Thorfinnur Gunnlaugsson · Tetrahedron Letters · 2007 · 131 citations

Engineering, –Urea Conjugates, Fluorous Synthesis +7

Colorimetric sensing of anions in aqueous solution using a charge neutral, cleft-like, amidothiourea receptor: tilting the balance between hydrogen bonding and deprotonation in anion recognition

Rebecca M. Duke, John E. O’Brien, Thomas McCabe et al. · Organic & Biomolecular Chemistry · 2008 · 107 citations · Full text

Engineering, Colorimetric Sensing, Organic Chemistry +16

3-Urea-1,8-naphthalimides are good chemosensors: a highly selective dual colorimetric and fluorescent ICT based anion sensor for fluoride

Rebecca M. Duke, Thorfinnur Gunnlaugsson · Tetrahedron Letters · 2011 · 96 citations

Engineering, Fluorescent Ict, Fluorous Synthesis +10

Designing Fluorescent Sensors of Heparin

Jimena C. Sauceda, Rebecca M. Duke, Mark Nitz · ChemBioChem · 2007 · 66 citations

Recognition and Sensing of Biologically Relevant Anions in Alcohol and Mixed Alcohol–Aqueous Solutions Using Charge Neutral Cleft-Like Glycol-Derived Pyridyl–Amidothiourea Receptors

Rebecca M. Duke, Thomas McCabe, Wolfgang Schmitt et al. · The Journal of Organic Chemistry · 2012 · 53 citations

Anion Recognition, Glycol Chain, Bioorganic Chemistry +13