Guest Binding Selectivity
Guest Binding Selectivity is a molecular recognition property that distinguishes a molecular capsule’s capacity to preferentially bind a specific guest molecule over other potential guests based on complementary size, shape, polarity, and non-covalent interaction patterns.
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Michael A. Petti, Timothy J. Shepodd, Richard E. Barrans et al. · Journal of the American Chemical Society · 1988 · 221 citations
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