Titlebook: Inclusion Phenomena in Inorganic, Organic, and Organometallic Hosts; Proceedings of the F Jerry L. Atwood,J. Eric D. Davies Conference proc

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The Inclusion of Pyronine B and Pyronine Y by Beta- and Gamma- Cyclodextrins. A Kinetic and Equilibr(βCD and γCD) to form the labile complexes PB. βCD, PB. γCD and (PB)..γCD in water. The equilibrium, kinetic and structural aspects of these complexes and those formed by pyronine Y are discussed in conjunction with data characterizing the inclusion of other dyes by cyclodextrins.

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Novel HPLC Adsorbents by Immobilization of Modified Cyclodextrinsolecule.(Ref.1–3) In our present work(Ref.4–5), a novel packing material for HPLC was prepared with 6-deoxy-monoamino-β-CD immobilized through the epoxyl glyceride group on hydrophilic gel beads. The capacity factors of the guest molecules having an aromatic ring together with a carboxylic group wer

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Conformational and Enantiomeric Discrimination in Cyclodextrin Inclusion Compoundse present paper new inc1usion compounds are studied. Two conformationaly labile molecu1es (cyclopentanone, bilirubin), the pheromone of the olive fly with chiral stab1e conformation and p- nitroani1ine with non linear optic properties are investigated.

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Reaction of Cyclodextrin-Nicotinamide as a Nadh Coenzyme Modelc mediated by redox dyes, the speeds of reduction differ depending on the activities of the dyes. Inhibition using cyclohexanol occured in the presence of nile blue or methylene blue, and showed competitive inhibition. In the case of using neutral red as a mediator, the reduction was accelerated by

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Ion Transport, Ion Extraction, and Ion Binding by Synthetic Cyclic Octapeptiderane was investigated in connection with ion extractability (K.) and conformational properties. CGLSP2 transported the picrate salts of Ba. and Ca. efficiently. The K. sequences were Ba.>Ca.>>Mg. and K.>Rb.>Na., showing good agreement with the selectivity in ion transport. In addition, cation-bindin

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Synthetic Analogs of Peptide-Binding Antibioticscreet complexes with the -D-Ala-D-Ala fragment found in bacterial cell walls. The structure of the active complex (2) involves six hydrogen bonds between the antibiotic and dipeptide substrate. The complexation is strongly substrate- and stereoselective due to the concave nature of the cavity formed

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