Foldamers - Globe Thesis

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1.	Rigid Aromatic Oligoamide Scaffold-based Molecular Recognitions And A Class Of [60] Fullerene Radical Reactions
2.	Synthesis, Characterization And Properties Of Helical Foldamers Based On 8-fluoro-quinoline Amide Skeletons
3.	Synthesis, Characterization And Applications Of A Conformationally Switchable Fluorescent Oligophenol Foldamer As An Ion Receptor For Selective Sensing Of Copper(Ⅱ) Ions
4.	Supramolecular Self-assembly And Molecular Recognition Behaviors Of Helical Receptors
5.	Aliphatic-Aromatic Amide Hybrid Foldamers:Synthesis, Characterization And Recognition Property
6.	Reversible Transformation Of Two Different Foldamers Under Redox Conditions
7.	Foldamers Based On Oligopyrroles And Their Property Studies
8.	Enantioselective organocatalytic Michael reactions: Synthesis and application of new gamma-amino acids in the design of gamma-peptide foldamers
9.	New scorpionate ligands for catalysis and synthesis of oligocholate foldamers with various spacers using 'click' chemistry
10.	Foldamers from crowded aromatics; New pentacene and tetracene derivatives for molecular electronics
11.	Synthesis, self-assembly and applications of tribenzopentaphene derivatives and triphenylene-based conjugated foldamers
12.	Rational design, synthesis, and structure-property relationships of C3-symmetric chiral foldamers and surface-functionalized organic-inorganic hybrid materials
13.	Investigations of strand-forming foldamers. I. Study of antiparallel and parallel beta-peptide sheet model systems. II. Efforts toward the design of sulfonamide strand mimics
14.	Computational Investigation of Aromatic Oligoamide Foldamers
15.	Synthesis,Characterization And Properties Of Helical Foldamers Based On 8-chloro-quinoline Triazole Oligomers
16.	Helical Foldamers From Aromatic Ether Based Amino Acid Oligomers:Synthesis,Structure And Induction Of Single-Handed Helicity
17.	Synthesis Of Resin Loaded With Chiral Helical Foldamers And Their Application Of Chiral Separation
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