Resonsive anion transport with a Hamilton receptor-based anionophore controlled by photo-activation and host-guest competitive inhibition.

Acknowledgements: M. A. and M. J. L. acknowledge the Leverhulme Trust (RPG-2020-130) for financial support. M. A., A. D., and M. J. L. acknowledge funding from the Royal Society (RGF\EA\181007 and URF\R\231030). M. J. L. is a Royal Society University Research Fellow.

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Apollo (University of Cambridge)
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2025-04-08
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Resonsive anion transport with a Hamilton receptor-based anionophore controlled by photo-activation and host-guest competitive inhibition.

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Resonsive anion transport with a Hamilton receptor-based anionophore controlled by photo-activation and host-guest competitive inhibition.

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Acknowledgements: M. A. and M. J. L. acknowledge the Leverhulme Trust (RPG-2020-130) for financial support. M. A., A. D., and M. J. L. acknowledge funding from the Royal Society (RGF\EA\181007 and URF\R\231030). M. J. L. is a Royal Society University Research Fellow.

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