Add to ORKG513-515A number of simple artificial receptors have been designed and synthesised to recognise some biochemically significant substrates like carboxylic acids (mono and di), amino acids etc. This recognition is based on connection and disconnection of hydrogen bonds during noncovalent complexation
50 pagesBiomolecules essentially fulfill their function through continual recognition of and binding...
Abstract. Molecular recognition is a key process in non-covalent interactions, which determines, amo...
Nucleotides are constituents of nucleic acids and they have a variety of functions in cellular metab...
Synthetic molecules able for efficient and selective binding of carboxylic acids belong to very prom...
Synthetic molecules able for efficient and selective binding of carboxylic acids belong to very prom...
Synthetic molecules able for efficient and selective binding of carboxylic acids belong to very prom...
Synthetic molecules able for efficient and selective binding of carboxylic acids belong to very prom...
Abstract: Molecular recognition of biomolecules by synthetic receptors requires modular assembly of ...
In theory, a perfectly rigid receptor will probably be an unbeatable binder. However, rigidity may n...
In theory, a perfectly rigid receptor will probably be an unbeatable binder. However, rigidity may n...
In theory, a perfectly rigid receptor will probably be an unbeatable binder. However, rigidity may n...
50 pagesBiomolecules essentially fulfill their function through continual recognition of and binding...
Supramolecular chemistry, and in particular molecular recognition through non-covalent interactions ...
50 pagesBiomolecules essentially fulfill their function through continual recognition of and binding...
50 pagesBiomolecules essentially fulfill their function through continual recognition of and binding...
50 pagesBiomolecules essentially fulfill their function through continual recognition of and binding...
Abstract. Molecular recognition is a key process in non-covalent interactions, which determines, amo...
Nucleotides are constituents of nucleic acids and they have a variety of functions in cellular metab...
Synthetic molecules able for efficient and selective binding of carboxylic acids belong to very prom...
Synthetic molecules able for efficient and selective binding of carboxylic acids belong to very prom...
Synthetic molecules able for efficient and selective binding of carboxylic acids belong to very prom...
Synthetic molecules able for efficient and selective binding of carboxylic acids belong to very prom...
Abstract: Molecular recognition of biomolecules by synthetic receptors requires modular assembly of ...
In theory, a perfectly rigid receptor will probably be an unbeatable binder. However, rigidity may n...
In theory, a perfectly rigid receptor will probably be an unbeatable binder. However, rigidity may n...
In theory, a perfectly rigid receptor will probably be an unbeatable binder. However, rigidity may n...
50 pagesBiomolecules essentially fulfill their function through continual recognition of and binding...
Supramolecular chemistry, and in particular molecular recognition through non-covalent interactions ...
50 pagesBiomolecules essentially fulfill their function through continual recognition of and binding...
50 pagesBiomolecules essentially fulfill their function through continual recognition of and binding...
50 pagesBiomolecules essentially fulfill their function through continual recognition of and binding...
Abstract. Molecular recognition is a key process in non-covalent interactions, which determines, amo...
Nucleotides are constituents of nucleic acids and they have a variety of functions in cellular metab...