Conformational dynamics for chemical sensing: simplicity and diversity
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Publication Date
2008-01-28
DOI
10.1039/B715673C
Impact Factor
4.616
Authors
Justin A. Riddle, Xuan Jiang, Dongwhan Lee
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Abstract
Controllable switching between two stable conformations of inherently dynamic chemical architectures can be exploited as a potent signal transduction mechanism for chemical sensing. In this article are highlighted selected examples of this emerging class of shape-adaptive molecular sensors that are built with simplicity in their operating principles but with diversity in their structural designs.
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