A modular molecular tweezer designed using CAVEAT
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Haidong Huang, Dale G. Drueckhammer
A pair of water-soluble molecular tweezers designed using the computer program CAVEAT were prepared and their binding to an N-ethylquinolinium cation was demonstrated by 1H NMR spectroscopy.
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