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A halogen-bonding catenane for anion recognition and sensing.

Caballero, A, Zapata, F, White, N, et al.
2012-02-01

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Characterization of the single-stranded DNA binding protein pV(VGJΦ) of VGJΦ phage from Vibrio cholerae.

Falero, A, Caballero, A, Trigueros, S, et al.
2011-09-01

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Fluorescent charge-assisted halogen-bonding macrocyclic halo-imidazolium receptors for anion recognition and sensing in aqueous media.

Zapata, F, Caballero, A, White, N, et al.
2012-07-01

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A bidentate halogen-bonding bromoimidazoliophane receptor for bromide ion recognition in aqueous media.

Caballero, A, White, N, Beer, P
2011-02-18

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FAFNIR: Strategy and risk reduction in accelerator driven neutron sources for fusion materials irradiation data

Surrey, E, Porton, M, Caballero, A, et al.
2014-04-21

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Iodide-induced shuttling of a halogen- and hydrogen-bonding two-station rotaxane.

Caballero, A, Swan, L, Zapata, F, et al.
2014-10-01

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A ferrocene imidazolium-based macrocycle as an electrochemical chemosensor for halide anions

Caballero, A, White, N, Beer, P
2014-01-01

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Interlocked host molecules for anion recognition and sensing

Caballero, A, Zapata, F, Beer, P
2013-09-01

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Observation of strong halogen bonds in the solid state structures of bis-haloimidazolium macrocycles

White, N, Caballero, A, Beer, P
2014-01-01

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A catenane assembled through a single charge-assisted halogen bond.

Gilday, L, Lang, T, Caballero, A, et al.
2013-04-01

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A bidentate halogen-bonding bromoimidazoliophane receptor for bromide ion recognition in aqueous media.

Caballero, A, White, N, Beer, P
2011-02-01

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Iodo-imidazolium salts: halogen bonding in crystals and anion-templated pseudorotaxanes

Caballero, A, Bennett, S, Serpell, C, et al.
2013-01-01

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