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Philip Garner

Emeritus Professor

Washington State University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Chemistry

Philip Garner is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Emeritus Professor at Washington State University.

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Washington State University

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organic synthesis chemistry organic chemistry chemical synthesis pharmacology medicinal chemistry biomolecular engineering stereoselective synthesis asymmetric synthesis biochemistry asymmetric catalysis enantioselective synthesis transition metal chemistry azomethine ylides drug discovery heterocyclic glycosylation catalytic synthesis structural biology nucleic acids peptides coordination chemistry synthetic chemistry organometallic catalysis hydroxyalkyl radicals penaldic acid equivalent natural products membrane biology biological chemistry structural chemistry radical (chemistry) natural product synthesis cross-coupling reaction molecular catalysis regiocontrolled synthesis peptide science supramolecular chemistry rna biology derivative (chemistry) reagent solid phase synthesis configurational stability stereodivergent synthesis barton esters silicon-based tethers diastereofacial selectivity azomethine ylide cycloadditions process biochemistry sustainable chemistry natural product research enzyme inhibition protein science chemical sciences molecular science structural molecular biology free radical biology secondary metabolites biocatalysis key site industrial catalysis heterocycle chemistry organic electronics organic material chemistry redox chemistry neurochemistry remedial action biomolecular interactions bioconjugation nucleic acid chemistry experimental synthesis nucleic acid recognition peptide secondary structure tetrahydroisoquinoline natural products carbohydrate-binding site protein design peptide synthesis bioorganic chemistry protein synthesis

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Asymmetric Synthesis of Lysergic Acid via an Intramolecular (3+2) Dipolar Cycloaddition/Ring-Expansion Sequence. Organic Letters (2021)

Upendra RathnayakePhilip Garner

ecologyasymmetric synthesisorganic synthesisorganic chemistry

Site-Specific Synthesis of Cysteine-Bridged Glycoproteins via Expressed Protein Glycoligation. Bioconjugate Chemistry (2020)

Nicholas HolloranDaniel CollinsUpendra RathnayakeBixia ZhangMinseob KohChulHee KangPhilip Garner

bioconjugationcysteine-bridged glycoproteinsprotein glycoligationsite-specific synthesisbiomolecular engineeringmembrane biologyprotein engineeringbiological engineeringbiochemistry

Design and Synthesis of Pyrrolidine-Based Fragments That Sample Three-Dimensional Molecular Space. ACS Medicinal Chemistry Letters (2019)

Philip GarnerPhilip B. CoxUpendra RathnayakeNicholas HolloranPaul Erdman

medicinal chemistrypharmacologythree-dimensional molecular spaceorganic synthesispyrrolidine-based fragmentsdrug discoverychemical synthesis

Site-Specific Incorporation of a Thioester Containing Amino Acid Into Proteins. ACS Chemical Biology (2018)

Weimin XuanDaniel CollinsMinseob KohSida ShaoAnzhi YaoHan XiaoPhilip GarnerPeter G. Schultz

amino acidchemical engineeringbiomolecular engineeringsite-specific incorporationprotein scienceprotein engineeringbiological engineering

Solid Phase Synthesis and Ligative Processing of Photocaged Aziridine-2-Carbonyl-Terminated Peptides. Tetrahedron Letters (2015)

Charles MurrayFrank Brock DyerPhilip Garner

chemical engineeringsolid phase synthesisligative processing

A Concise [C+Nc+CC] Coupling-Enabled Synthesis of Kaitocephalin. Chemical Communications (2014)

Philip GarnerLaksiri WeerasingheIan Van HoutenJieyu Hu

pharmacologychemistrychemical synthesis

Catalytic Asymmetric Exo -Selective [C+Nc+CC] Reaction. Organic Letters (2014)

Ryan JosephCharles MurrayPhilip Garner

organic chemistrycatalytic synthesisasymmetric catalysiscatalysisorganic synthesischemistry

Cheminform Abstract: A Concise [C + Nc + CC] Coupling‐Enabled Synthesis of Kaitocephalin.. ChemInform (2014)

Philip GarnerLaksiri WeerasingheIan Van HoutenJieyu Hu

cheminform abstractchemistryorganic synthesis

Cheminform Abstract: Catalytic Asymmetric Exo‐Selective [C+Nc+CC] Reaction.. ChemInform (2014)

Ryan JosephCharles MurrayPhilip Garner

asymmetric catalysiscatalysischeminform abstractorganic synthesischemistry

Rapid Formation of N-Glycopeptides via Cu(II)-Promoted Glycosylative Ligation. Organic Letters (2013)

Ryan JosephFrank Brock DyerPhilip Garner

organic chemistrypeptidesorganic synthesischemistryglycosylative ligationglycosylationrapid formation

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Philip Garner

Emeritus Professor

Washington State University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Chemistry

Philip Garner is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Emeritus Professor at Washington State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Philip Garner

Washington State University

Emeritus Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Asymmetric Synthesis of Lysergic Acid via an Intramolecular (3+2) Dipolar Cycloaddition/Ring-Expansion Sequence. Organic Letters (2021)

Upendra RathnayakePhilip Garner

ecologyasymmetric synthesisorganic synthesisorganic chemistry

Site-Specific Synthesis of Cysteine-Bridged Glycoproteins via Expressed Protein Glycoligation. Bioconjugate Chemistry (2020)

Nicholas HolloranDaniel CollinsUpendra RathnayakeBixia ZhangMinseob KohChulHee KangPhilip Garner

bioconjugationcysteine-bridged glycoproteinsprotein glycoligationsite-specific synthesisbiomolecular engineeringmembrane biologyprotein engineeringbiological engineeringbiochemistry

Design and Synthesis of Pyrrolidine-Based Fragments That Sample Three-Dimensional Molecular Space. ACS Medicinal Chemistry Letters (2019)

Philip GarnerPhilip B. CoxUpendra RathnayakeNicholas HolloranPaul Erdman

medicinal chemistrypharmacologythree-dimensional molecular spaceorganic synthesispyrrolidine-based fragmentsdrug discoverychemical synthesis

Site-Specific Incorporation of a Thioester Containing Amino Acid Into Proteins. ACS Chemical Biology (2018)

Weimin XuanDaniel CollinsMinseob KohSida ShaoAnzhi YaoHan XiaoPhilip GarnerPeter G. Schultz

amino acidchemical engineeringbiomolecular engineeringsite-specific incorporationprotein scienceprotein engineeringbiological engineering

Solid Phase Synthesis and Ligative Processing of Photocaged Aziridine-2-Carbonyl-Terminated Peptides. Tetrahedron Letters (2015)

Charles MurrayFrank Brock DyerPhilip Garner

chemical engineeringsolid phase synthesisligative processing

A Concise [C+Nc+CC] Coupling-Enabled Synthesis of Kaitocephalin. Chemical Communications (2014)

Philip GarnerLaksiri WeerasingheIan Van HoutenJieyu Hu

pharmacologychemistrychemical synthesis

Catalytic Asymmetric Exo -Selective [C+Nc+CC] Reaction. Organic Letters (2014)

Ryan JosephCharles MurrayPhilip Garner

organic chemistrycatalytic synthesisasymmetric catalysiscatalysisorganic synthesischemistry

Cheminform Abstract: A Concise [C + Nc + CC] Coupling‐Enabled Synthesis of Kaitocephalin.. ChemInform (2014)

Philip GarnerLaksiri WeerasingheIan Van HoutenJieyu Hu

cheminform abstractchemistryorganic synthesis

Cheminform Abstract: Catalytic Asymmetric Exo‐Selective [C+Nc+CC] Reaction.. ChemInform (2014)

Ryan JosephCharles MurrayPhilip Garner

asymmetric catalysiscatalysischeminform abstractorganic synthesischemistry

Rapid Formation of N-Glycopeptides via Cu(II)-Promoted Glycosylative Ligation. Organic Letters (2013)

Ryan JosephFrank Brock DyerPhilip Garner

organic chemistrypeptidesorganic synthesischemistryglycosylative ligationglycosylationrapid formation

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