Abstract: Bi-functional nanohybrids including a nanoparticle to the surface of which are covalently coupled chemical functions, one of which being biorthogonal, and their use as support for catalysts.

Abstract: Compounds of the general structure (I), which includes: a radioactive entity, which is a beta-energy emitter that produces Cherenkov radiation, a fluorophore that absorbs electromagnetic radiation of a wavelength ? ranging from 300 nm to 500 nm; a fluorophore which emits electromagnetic radiation of a wavelength ? ranging from 650 nm to 950 nm and/or is a photosensitizer which produces reactive oxygen species ROSs; and a vector entity, which may be present or absent. Also, the use of these compounds for an application for near-infrared Cherenkov luminescence imaging and/or for the treatment of deep biological tissues by Cherenkov dynamic phototherapy.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a process for the synthesis of 3,6 functionalized 1,2,4,5-tetrazine compounds.

Abstract: It has been discovered that inhibiting mitochondrial respiration in platelets reduces platelet activation or platelet aggregation. Certain heterocyclic compounds significantly reduced one or more platelet functions including clumping, sticking or platelet-stimulated clotting. Thus diseases or disorders mediated by inappropriately high levels of platelet activation or platelet aggregation can be treated by administering a therapeutically effective amount of a heterocyclic compound or nonheterocyclic mitochondrial inhibitor that significantly reduces one or more platelet functions including clumping, sticking or platelet-stimulated clotting, preferably in a reversible manner.

Abstract: It has been discovered that inhibiting mitochondrial respiration in platelets reduces platelet activation or platelet aggregation. Certain heterocyclic compounds significantly reduced one or more platelet functions including clumping, sticking or platelet-stimulated clotting. Thus diseases or disorders mediated by inappropriately high levels of platelet activation or platelet aggregation can be treated by administering a therapeutically effective amount of a heterocyclic compound or nonheterocyclic mitochondrial inhibitor that significantly reduces one or more platelet functions including clumping, sticking or platelet-stimulated clotting, preferably in a reversible manner.