From new molecular science to new supramolecular science with macrocyclic polyamines

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Abstract

Exploitation of saturated macrocyclic polyamines has led to the discovery of numerous novel functions and new molecules such as 1) unique proton sponge properties; 2) uptake of biological polyanions; 3) peptide-like metal uptake properties; 4) stabilization of unusual oxidation states of metal ions (e.g., CuIII, NiIII); 5) novel uptake and activation of O 2 by new NiII-macrocyclic complexes; 6) a new synthetic pathway to functionalize macrocyclic polyamines; 7) the first gold(III) complex that is a new candidate for gold-plating agents; 8) intrinsic zinc(II) properties pertinent to zinc enzymes; 9) selective recognition of thymine by ZnII complexes; and 10) new cage supermolecules. These newly discovered molecules and properties have opened up a new field of supramolecular science. © 2002 The Pharmaceutical Society of Japan.

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Kimura, E. (2002, March). From new molecular science to new supramolecular science with macrocyclic polyamines. Yakugaku Zasshi. https://doi.org/10.1248/yakushi.122.219

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