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A Synthetic Receptor Selective for Citrate
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1997
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Applied Molecular Recognition—strongPeptide ScienceMolecular PharmacologyMedicinal ChemistrySynthetic Receptor SelectiveMolecular RecognitionAnion SensingCompetitive MediaBiophysicsBiochemistryReceptor (Biochemistry)Biochemical InteractionNon-peptide LigandPharmacologyMolecular ModelingBiomolecular ScienceFunctional SelectivityNatural SciencesReceptor 1Molecular BiophysicsChemical ProbeMedicineSmall MoleculesDrug Discovery
Applied molecular recognition—strong and selective binding of citrate in highly competitive media such as water and orange juice is reported. Five steps are enough to synthesize receptor 1 that is complementary in charge and shape of citrate. Electrostatic interactions and a network of hydrogen bonds, preorganized by steric effects, are the design principles responsible for the binding of receptor and citrate [Eq. (a)].
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