Magnetic slow relaxation of Tb(III) complex with a nitronyl nitroxide involving a brominated-pyridyl substituent

A novel tetranuclear Cu(ii) complex for DNA-binding and in vitro anticancer activity

“…In the last decades, metal complexes have attracted increasing attention due to the potential applications such as catalysis, [1][2][3] luminescence, 4-8 magnetic material, [9][10][11][12][13] and biological activities 14,15 etc. In particularly, the anticancer activity of the metal complexes has received more attention since cisplatin was successfully used to treat various cancers.…”