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Molecular Recognition and Sensors, Including Molecular Imprinting
Keywords
- Molecular complementarity and complementarity rule: host and guest interaction, hydrogen bonding, metal coordination, electrostatic effects
- receptor-ligand, antigen-antibody, DNA-protein, sugar-lectin, RNA-ribosome
- ‘key–lock’ interactions
- Molecular similarity and similarity rule: hydrophobic forces, pi-pi interactions, etc.
- Supramolecular systems
- imprinted polymers
- chemoenzymatic systems
- molecular biomimetics
- DNA-based nanodevices
- aptamers
- molecular beacons
- antigens
- synthetic ion channels and pores
- nanopores and nanotubes
- organic-inorganic hybrid materials
- supramolecular assemblies
- metal-dye complexes
- high-affinity chelators
- self-assembled monolayers
- cavitands including cyclodextrins, calixarenes and cucurbiturils
- artificial receptors
- Chiral discrimination and enantioselectivity
- selective recognition of anions, cations and small molecules, etc.
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