Supramolecular systems.

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Supramolecular systems.. Presented by:. Panchal Manasvi Dinesh.

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Content. Introduction. General concepts of supramolecular systems.

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Basic concepts. A supramolecular system is an assembly of molecular subunits that are organized via intermolecular interactions that can be ionic or covalent. These interactions include hydrogen bonds, metallic coordination, hydrophobic interactions, Van der Waals forces and ionic interactions..

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Introduction. . Molecular recognition was first described for biomacromolecules, such as enzymes, and later for nucleic acids..

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Molecular recognition. Molecular recognition is a specific interaction between a host molecule and a complementary guest molecule, which results in a host-guest complex..

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Molecular recognition. The systems that are formed via molecular printing follow this principle..

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Biomedical applications of supramolecular systems.

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Direct Host−Guest Systems between Macro- cyclic Molecules and Drugs.

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Direct Host−Guest Systems between Macro- cyclic Molecules and Drugs.

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