Sulfenamide formation - chemical and biochemical reactions and their applications in cell biology

Sulfenamides are organosulfur compounds that contain a single bond between nitrogen and sulfur in their structures. Sulfur can react with nucleophiles to yield new compounds. The compounds having nitrogen-sulfur bonds are used in polymers for a variety of purposes, including medicines, agrochemicals, veterinary medications, and environmental studies. This review will examine several chemical reactions that lead to sulfenamide production as well as how they are used in cell biology and biochemical applications. [GRAPHICS] .

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Sulfenamides are organosulfur compounds that have a nitrogen-sulfur single bond structure. They play important roles in polymers used in various fields such as medicine, agrochemicals, veterinary medications, and environmental studies. This review focuses on the chemical reactions leading to sulfenamide production and their applications in cell biology and biochemistry.