Illustration of a computational pipeline for evaluating cyclodextrin host-guest complex formation through conformational capture of bullvalene.

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Illustration of a computational pipeline for evaluating cyclodextrin host-guest complex formation through conformational capture of bullvalene.

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Cyclodextrins have a diverse range of applications, including as supramolecular hosts, as enzyme active-site analogs, in improving drug solubility and delivery, and in molecular selection. We have investigated their ability to form stable complexes with bullvalenes, unusual organic cage molecules that spontaneously interconvert between numerous degenerate isomers. The shape-shifting nature of substituted bullvalenes raises the potential for dynamic adaptive binding to biological targets. We t...

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2021-04

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Shadfar, Zahra / Yahiaoui, Oussama / Collier, Thomas A / Fallon, Thomas / Allison, Jane R

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https://hdl.handle.net/2292/59510

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Hydrocarbons, Alicyclic / beta-Cyclodextrins / gamma-Cyclodextrins / Molecular Conformation / Thermodynamics / Molecular Dynamics Simulation / Generic health relevance / Science & Technology / Physical Sciences / Chemistry, Physical / Physics, Atomic, Molecular & Chemical / Chemistry / Physics / 02 Physical Sciences / 03 Chemical Sciences / 09 Engineering

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