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Angus Lamar

Associate Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry

University of Tulsa

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Oxley College of Health & Natural Sciences

Chemistry & Biochemistry

Angus Lamar is currently serving as a Chemistry & Biochemistry Associate Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry at University of Tulsa.

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Angus Lamar

University of Tulsa

Associate Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry

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chemistry organic chemistry organic synthesis chemical synthesis medicinal chemistry pharmacology synthetic chemistry chemical engineering biomolecular engineering catalysis photochemistry tumor targeting pharmaceutical chemistry anti-cancer agents drug discovery enzyme inhibition n-sulfonyl imines trichloroisocyanuric acid direct synthesis aryl hydroxylamines metal-free conditions tertiary alkyl halides a-tertiary amines 3d printing additive manufacturing advanced manufacturing technologies transition metal chemistry experimental medicine cheminformatics electronic materials energy storage materials pharmacotherapy molecular cancer pharmaceutics brain tumor research sustainable chemistry cancer discovery medicinal research cell metabolism spectrochemical analysis chemical technology lead identification drug development cancer screening cancer detection pancreatic cancer catalytic synthesis radical (chemistry) organic material chemistry organic electronics polymer technology advanced electrode material polymer nanotechnology drug targeting cancer treatment mitochondrial biogenesis cancer biology mitochondrial function spectroelectrochemical analysis visible-light photoredox bromination visible light-promoted chlorination visible-light photocatalytic activation organic dyes nitrogen-centered radical amination cytotoxic activities iodine-mediated synthesis iodine-promoted formation organometallic synthesis photocatalysis visible-light photoredox catalysis synthetic photochemistry organometallic catalysis organic process research organometallic chemistry photoredox process

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Atom-Efficient Chlorinative Dearomatization of Naphthol, Quinolinol, and Isoquinolinol Derivatives Using Trichloroisocyanuric Acid (Tcca). Organic & Biomolecular Chemistry (2024)

Jenna D. CaudleMarlow K. EnnisDillon C. DodgeAudrey A. IskandarYesenia Portillo UrquizaDavid K. SeoFranklyn M. WrightGordon H. PurserDaniele LeonoriAngus A. Lamar

synthetic chemistryatom-efficient chlorinative dearomatizationtrichloroisocyanuric acidbiochemistrymedicinal chemistrybioorganic chemistrysustainable chemistrychemistryorganic chemistrybiomolecular engineeringorganic synthesisisoquinolinol derivatives

Synthesis and Biological Evaluation of N‐(1H‐Indol‐6‐Ylmethyl)Benzenesulfonamide Analogs as Metabolic Inhibitors of Mitochondrial Atp Production in Pancreatic Cancer Cells. ChemMedChem (2024)

Zachary C. BrandeburgSakariyau A. WaheedCarina A. DerewonkoCaroline E. DunnEthan C. PfeifferAnn Marie E. FluscheRobert J. SheaffAngus A. Lamar

mitochondrial atp productionanti-cancer agentscancer discoverytherapeutic targetspharmaceutical chemistrychemical biologypancreatic cancer cellsmolecular biologymetabolic inhibitorsmitochondrial biogenesismedicinal researchbiochemistrymedicinal chemistrychemical synthesiscell metabolismcancer biologymetabolismmolecular metabolismmitochondrial functionenzyme inhibitionbiomolecular engineeringbiological evaluation

Bromination of Indazoles Enhanced by Organic-Dye, Visible-Light Photoredox Catalysis. Tetrahedron (2023)

Lauren F. HornbrookConnor D. ReedAngus A. Lamar

catalytic synthesisvisible-light photoredox catalysischemical synthesiscatalysisphotochemistrychemistryorganic chemistryorganic synthesis

Expansion of a Synthesized Library of N ‐Benzyl Sulfonamides Derived From an Indole Core to Target Pancreatic Cancer. ChemMedChem (2023)

Megan D. HopkinsIan J. CostelloZachary C. BrandeburgEmily L. SlayLevi A. ZandersCaroline E. DunnCarina A. DerewonkoColin L. DavittMadison A. ReederKate PrichardBeatrice ChiewAdam McCluskeyRobert J. SheaffAngus A. Lamar

synthetic chemistrytumor targetingcheminformaticssynthetic biologymedicinal chemistrysynthesized librarychemical synthesisindole corechemistrypharmacologyorganic chemistrypancreatic cancerbiomolecular engineeringorganic synthesis

Synthesis and Biological Evaluation of a Library of Sulfonamide Analogs of Memantine to Target Glioblastoma. ChemMedChem (2023)

John E. PhiloJenna D. CaudleReema N. MoussaPatrick M. KampmeyerTasfia R. HasinDavid K. SeoRobert J. SheaffAngus A. Lamar

neuropharmacologyanti-cancer agentsdrug targetingsynthetic biologypharmacologypharmaceutical chemistrytumor biologycancer treatmentpharmacotherapyneuro-oncologyradiation oncologymolecular cancermedicinal chemistrysulfonamide analogsneurologytumor targetingpharmaceuticsbrain tumor researchenzyme inhibitionbiological evaluation

Synthesis and Biological Evaluation of N -Alkyl Sulfonamides Derived From Polycyclic Hydrocarbon Scaffolds Using a Nitrogen-Centered Radical Approach. Organic & Biomolecular Chemistry (2022)

Megan D. HopkinsRyan C. WittAnn Marie E. FluscheJohn E. PhiloGarett L. OzmerGordon H. PurserRobert J. SheaffAngus A. Lamar

synthetic chemistrybiological evaluationpolycyclic hydrocarbon scaffoldschemical engineeringchemical synthesischemistryorganic chemistryradical (chemistry)biomolecular engineeringorganic synthesisorganic material chemistry

Development of a Rapid in Vitro Screening Assay Using Metabolic Inhibitors to Detect Highly Selective Anticancer Agents. ACS Omega (2021)

Felagot A. AbebeMegan D. HopkinsSuraj N. VodnalaRobert J. SheaffAngus A. Lamar

metabolic inhibitorsdrug developmentcancer screeningcancer researchcancer detectionpharmacologyexperimental medicinedrug discoveryoncology

Phi(Oac) 2 and Iodine-Mediated Synthesis of N -Alkyl Sulfonamides Derived From Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbon Scaffolds and Determination of Their Antibacterial and Cytotoxic Activities. Organic & Biomolecular Chemistry (2021)

Megan D. HopkinsGarett L. OzmerRyan C. WittZachary C. BrandeburgDavid A. RogersClaire E. KeatingPresley L. PetcoffRobert J. SheaffAngus A. Lamar

synthetic chemistrycytotoxic activitiesiodine-mediated synthesismedicinal chemistrychemistryorganic chemistrypharmacologyorganic synthesis

Enhanced Conductivity via Extraction of Hydrocarbon Templates From Nanophase-Separated Peo–Liotf Polymer Electrolyte Films. ACS Omega (2020)

John W. OstranderLei WangTeljan Ali KiziJana A. DajaniAustin V. CarrDale TeetersAngus A. Lamar

nanomaterialsmaterials engineeringpolymer scienceadvanced materialsorganic electronicstechnologypolymer technologyhydrocarbon templatesadvanced electrode materialelectronic materialsbiomedical engineeringenergy storage materialspolymer nanotechnologymaterials science

U.S. Food and Drug Administration-Certified Food Dyes as Organocatalysts in the Visible Light-Promoted Chlorination of Aromatics and Heteroaromatics. ACS Omega (2020)

David A. RogersMegan D. HopkinsNitya RajagopalDhruv VarshneyHaley A. HowardGabriel LeBlancAngus A. Lamar

visible light-promoted chlorinationchemistry

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Angus Lamar

Associate Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry

University of Tulsa

Affiliations

Oxley College of Health & Natural Sciences

Chemistry & Biochemistry

Angus Lamar is currently serving as a Chemistry & Biochemistry Associate Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry at University of Tulsa.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Angus Lamar

University of Tulsa

Associate Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Atom-Efficient Chlorinative Dearomatization of Naphthol, Quinolinol, and Isoquinolinol Derivatives Using Trichloroisocyanuric Acid (Tcca). Organic & Biomolecular Chemistry (2024)

Jenna D. CaudleMarlow K. EnnisDillon C. DodgeAudrey A. IskandarYesenia Portillo UrquizaDavid K. SeoFranklyn M. WrightGordon H. PurserDaniele LeonoriAngus A. Lamar

Zachary C. BrandeburgSakariyau A. WaheedCarina A. DerewonkoCaroline E. DunnEthan C. PfeifferAnn Marie E. FluscheRobert J. SheaffAngus A. Lamar

Bromination of Indazoles Enhanced by Organic-Dye, Visible-Light Photoredox Catalysis. Tetrahedron (2023)

Lauren F. HornbrookConnor D. ReedAngus A. Lamar

catalytic synthesisvisible-light photoredox catalysischemical synthesiscatalysisphotochemistrychemistryorganic chemistryorganic synthesis

Expansion of a Synthesized Library of N ‐Benzyl Sulfonamides Derived From an Indole Core to Target Pancreatic Cancer. ChemMedChem (2023)

Synthesis and Biological Evaluation of a Library of Sulfonamide Analogs of Memantine to Target Glioblastoma. ChemMedChem (2023)

John E. PhiloJenna D. CaudleReema N. MoussaPatrick M. KampmeyerTasfia R. HasinDavid K. SeoRobert J. SheaffAngus A. Lamar

Synthesis and Biological Evaluation of N -Alkyl Sulfonamides Derived From Polycyclic Hydrocarbon Scaffolds Using a Nitrogen-Centered Radical Approach. Organic & Biomolecular Chemistry (2022)

Megan D. HopkinsRyan C. WittAnn Marie E. FluscheJohn E. PhiloGarett L. OzmerGordon H. PurserRobert J. SheaffAngus A. Lamar

Development of a Rapid in Vitro Screening Assay Using Metabolic Inhibitors to Detect Highly Selective Anticancer Agents. ACS Omega (2021)

Felagot A. AbebeMegan D. HopkinsSuraj N. VodnalaRobert J. SheaffAngus A. Lamar

metabolic inhibitorsdrug developmentcancer screeningcancer researchcancer detectionpharmacologyexperimental medicinedrug discoveryoncology

Megan D. HopkinsGarett L. OzmerRyan C. WittZachary C. BrandeburgDavid A. RogersClaire E. KeatingPresley L. PetcoffRobert J. SheaffAngus A. Lamar

synthetic chemistrycytotoxic activitiesiodine-mediated synthesismedicinal chemistrychemistryorganic chemistrypharmacologyorganic synthesis

Enhanced Conductivity via Extraction of Hydrocarbon Templates From Nanophase-Separated Peo–Liotf Polymer Electrolyte Films. ACS Omega (2020)

John W. OstranderLei WangTeljan Ali KiziJana A. DajaniAustin V. CarrDale TeetersAngus A. Lamar

U.S. Food and Drug Administration-Certified Food Dyes as Organocatalysts in the Visible Light-Promoted Chlorination of Aromatics and Heteroaromatics. ACS Omega (2020)

David A. RogersMegan D. HopkinsNitya RajagopalDhruv VarshneyHaley A. HowardGabriel LeBlancAngus A. Lamar

visible light-promoted chlorinationchemistry

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