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D. Nemeth

University of Pittsburgh

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Journal of the American Chemical Society | 1987

Convergent functional groups. 3. A molecular cleft recognizes substrates of complementary size, shape, and functionality

Julius Rebek; Ben Askew; M. Killoran; D. Nemeth; F.‐T. Lin

Journal of the American Chemical Society | 1985

Convergent functional groups: synthetic and structural studies

Julius Rebek; L. Marshall; R. Wolak; Kevin Parris; M. Killoran; Ben Askew; D. Nemeth; Nafisa B. Islam

Journal of the American Chemical Society | 1987

Molecular recognition hydrogen bonding and stacking interactions stabilize a model for nucleic acid structure

Julius Rebek; Ben Askew; Pablo Ballester; Chris Buhr; Sharon Jones; D. Nemeth; Kevin W. Williams

Journal of the American Chemical Society | 1987

Convergent functional groups. 4. Recognition and transport of amino acids across a liquid membrane

Julius Rebek; Ben Askew; D. Nemeth; Kevin Parris

Journal of the American Chemical Society | 1986

Molecular recognition: ionic and aromatic stacking interactions bind complementary functional groups in a molecular cleft

Julius Rebek; D. Nemeth

Journal of the American Chemical Society | 1987

Molecular recognition: size and shape specificity in the binding of dicarboxylic acids

Julius Rebek; D. Nemeth; Pablo Ballester; F.‐T. Lin

Journal of the American Chemical Society | 1985

Synthetic receptors: size and shape recognition within a molecular cleft

Julius Rebek; Ben Askew; Nafisa B. Islam; M. Killoran; D. Nemeth; R. Wolak

Journal of the American Chemical Society | 1985

Molecular recognition: three-point binding leads to a selective receptor for aromatic amino acids

Julius Rebek; D. Nemeth

Journal of the American Chemical Society | 1988

Convergent functional groups: catalysis of hemiacetal cleavage in a synthetic molecular cleft

J. Wolfe; D. Nemeth; A. Costero; Julius Rebek

ChemInform | 1986

Synthetic Receptors: Size and Shape Recognition within a Molecular Cleft.

Julius Rebek; Ben Askew; Nafisa B. Islam; M. Killoran; D. Nemeth; R. Wolak

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Julius Rebek

Scripps Research Institute

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Ben Askew

University of Pittsburgh

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M. Killoran

University of Pittsburgh

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Kevin Parris

University of Pittsburgh

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F.‐T. Lin

University of Pittsburgh

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L. Marshall

University of Pittsburgh

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Pablo Ballester

Catalan Institution for Research and Advanced Studies

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A. Costero

University of Pittsburgh

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Chris Buhr

University of Pittsburgh

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J. Wolfe

University of Pittsburgh

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