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Structure-specific recognition

Supramolecular Crystals Using molecular recognition via specific interactions such as hydrogen bonding and metal coordination, it is possible to form well-designed crystal structures. Specific recognitions and reactions can be achieved in these supramolecular crystals. [Pg.75]

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Protein structure patterns sequence-specific recognition

Specific structure

Structural recognition

Structure-specific recognition proteins