Carbohydrate-Metal Interactions Shaped by Supramolecular Assembling
Cyclodextrin ligands: Carbohydrates can be used as framework molecules that provide patterns of metal‐binding oxygen atoms. The divalent forms of the biologically important metals iron and manganese can be part of such assemblies (see structure: Fe blue, O red, counterion green, hydrogen bonds betwe...
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| description | Cyclodextrin ligands: Carbohydrates can be used as framework molecules that provide patterns of metal‐binding oxygen atoms. The divalent forms of the biologically important metals iron and manganese can be part of such assemblies (see structure: Fe blue, O red, counterion green, hydrogen bonds between water molecules yellow). The assemblies are stabilized by favorable contributions other than the carbohydrate–metal interaction. |
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