Transition‐metal‐catalyzed bioorthogonal reactions emerged a decade ago as a novel strategy to implement spatiotemporal control over enzymatic functions and pharmacological interventions. The use of this methodology in experimental therapy is driven by the ambition of improving the tolerability and PK properties of clinically‐used therapeutic agents. The preclinical potential of bioorthogonal catalysis has been validated
Transition‐metal‐catalyzed bioorthogonal reactions emerged a decade ago as a novel strategy to implement spatiotemporal control over enzymatic functions and pharmacological interventions. The use of this methodology in experimental therapy is driven by the ambition of improving the tolerability and PK properties of clinically‐used therapeutic agents. The preclinical potential of bioorthogonal catalysis has been validated