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- A water-soluble bis-anthracenyl tetralactam effectively binds to biogenic heterocycles, showing a particularly high affinity for hypoxanthine at 107 M-1.
- The binding mechanism involves both hydrogen bonding and hydrophobic interactions.
- The changes in fluorescence during this process indicate potential uses for this compound in sensing applications.
Article Abstract
A water-soluble bis-anthracenyl tetralactam binds biogenic heterocycles with high affinities in aqueous solution, rising to 107 M-1 for the purine hypoxanthine. Recognition occurs through a combination of hydrogen bonding and hydrophobic interactions, and results in fluorescence changes which suggest applications in sensing.
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