An artificial ionophore based on a polyhydroxylated steroid dimer
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Francesco De Riccardis, Marcello Di Filippo, Davide Garrisi, Irene Izzo, Fabrizio Mancin, Lucia Pasquato, Paolo Scrimin, Paolo Tecilla
The Na+ transporting properties of the first member of a new class of artificial ionophores, based on a C2-symmetric polyhydroxylated steroid dimer, are described.
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