Calixarenes (CAs), representing the third generation of supramolecular hosts and one of the
most widely studied macrocyclic scaffolds, offer (almost) unlimited structure and application …

Cation and anion recognition have both played central roles in the development of
supramolecular chemistry. Much of the associated research has focused on the …

Conspectus This Account summarizes the progress in protein–calixarene complexation,
tracing the developments from binary recognition to the glue activity of calixarenes and …

The use of heterocyclic compounds is established as one of the most successful, economic
and practical techniques of corrosion protection. The heterocyclic compounds develop into …

The calixarenic receptors exhibit remarkable host–guest properties towards biologically
relevant guests. Aspects of complex formation reactions between both native and …

Ammonium ions are ubiquitous in chemistry and molecular biology. Considerable efforts
have been undertaken to develop synthetic receptors for their selective molecular …

Small molecules that recognize protein surfaces are important tools for modifying protein
interaction properties. Since the 1980s, several thousand studies concerning calixarenes …

Supramolecular chemistry offers new insights in bioimaging, but specific tracking of enzyme
in living cells via supramolecular host-guest reporter pair remains challenging, largely due …

The complex structures, binding abilities, molecular selectivities, and thermodynamic origin
of p-sulfonatocalixarenes upon complexation with kinds of guests are outlined in this review …

Viologens are showing an increasing number of scientific and technical applications in
addition to their use as herbicides. However, their high toxicity poses considerable risks to …