Amino acid containing anion receptors
Abstract
Nature has devised highly efficient and selective ways of recognizing anionic substrates by using surprisingly few building blocks the most important of which are the amino acids serine, tryptophane, and arginine in addition to NH groups along the protein backbone. Deliberate use of amino acids for the construction of abiotic anion receptors could lead to systems that mimic the anion coordinating properties of anion binding proteins. With this...
Paper Details
Title
Amino acid containing anion receptors
Published Date
Jan 26, 2009
Journal
Volume
38
Issue
2
Pages
585 - 605
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