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One iodine atom turns phenylalanine into a switch that palladium flips
Caging chemistry needs a heteroatom to grab hold of, and phenylalanine offers none. So the authors hung an iodine on its ring, then used palladium to strip it off and switch a HER2 affibody's binding back on.
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