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Porphyrin derivatives, functional molecular receptors

Guanidium-Based Anion Receptors, p. 615 Hydrogen Bonding, p. 658 Hydrophobic Effects, p. 673 Molecular Clefts and Tweezers, p. 887 Porphyrin Derivatives, Functional, p. 1139 Steroid-Based Anion Complexation Agents, p. 1365 Troeger s Base Derivatives, p. 15 6 Zwitterion Receptors, p. 1639... [Pg.243]

Recently, Takeuchi and coworkers [37] reported the use of molecular imprinting for constructing a highly specific porphyrin-based receptor site. 9-Ethyladenine [37] was chosen as the imprint molecule. Two different functional monomers were utilized to bind 58 during the polymerization process, methacrylic acid (MAA) and a polymerizable zinc-porphorin derivative, 59 (P-53), as shown in Fig. 20. Reference polymers imprinted with 56 were fabricated using either 59 or MAA (P-54 and P-55, respectively) and corresponding nonimprinted, blank polymers were prepared using MAA and 59, MAA, or 57 as functional monomers to form polymers P-56, P-57, and P-58, respectively (Fig. 21). [Pg.176]


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