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Helical Molecular Programming

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Helical Molecular Programming

Auteurs : Alan E. Rowan ; Roeland J. M. Nolte

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Angewandte Chemie International Edition [ 1433-7851 ] ; 1998-02-02.

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- Angew, Binding site, Biological systems, Chem, Chiral, Chirality, Coordination preference, Copper ions, Covalent bonds, Cyclic conjugation, Double helix, Engl, Feii ions, Helical, Helical architectures, Helical arrays, Helical fibers, Helical geometry, Helical preference, Helical sense, Helicity, Helix, Intermolecular interactions, Isotopic substitution, Lehn, Ligand, Macromolecule, Macroscopic level, Metal ions, Molecular information, Molecular programming, Nolte, Nucleic acids, Optical devices, Phase separation, Polymer, Polymeric isocyanates, Schematic representation, Side groups, Silicon atom, Silole dianions, Specific information, Steric hindrance, Steric interactions, Triblock copolymer, Verlag gmbh, Wide variety.

Abstract

From hexahelices to nanometer‐sized fibers: Helical molecular, macromolecular, and supramolecular structures have moved into the forefront of chemical research in the last years. The information that determines the formation and sense of the helical architecture can be incorporated in the constituent molecular building blocks. The combined use of several complimentary helical assembling techniques in a hierarchical process, a method used by nature, will ultimately allow the design and construction of helical architectures such as 1 with a predefined organization and function.

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