Meng et al., 2015 - Google Patents
Stepwise motion in a multivalent [2](3) catenaneMeng et al., 2015
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- 10528217708872741068
- Author
- Meng Z
- Han Y
- Wang L
- Xiang J
- He S
- Chen C
- Publication year
- Publication venue
- Journal of the American chemical Society
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The motions of biomolecular machines are usually multistep processes, and are involved in a series of conformational changes. In this paper, a novel triply interlocked [2](3) catenane composed of a tris (crown ether) host eTC and a circular ditopic guest with three dibenzyl …
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