Fluorination Effects
Fluorination Effects is a chemical modulation strategy within lipophilicity optimization that specifically describes the alteration of a molecule's lipophilic character through the introduction of fluorine atoms, distinguished by the unique electronic and steric properties of fluorine that influence hydrophobicity, metabolic stability, and membrane permeability.
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Fluorine substituent effects (on bioactivity)
Bruce E. Smart · Journal of Fluorine Chemistry · 2001 · 1.5K citations
Some influences of fluorine in bioorganic chemistry
David O’Hagan, Henry S. Rzepa · Chemical Communications · 1997 · 472 citations
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Chinese Academy of Sciences
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Sichuan University
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Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
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Tongji University
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Institute of Energy Problems of Chemical Physics
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