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Chemical Communications (Cambridge, England)|September 26, 2002
Calcium cation complexation by lariat ether receptors having arene-terminated sidearmsJiaxin Hu, Leonard J Barbour, Riccardo Ferdani, et al.
Accounts of Chemical Research|October 16, 2002
Lariat ether receptor systems show experimental evidence for alkali metal cation-pi interactionsGeorge W Gokel, Leonard J Barbour, Riccardo Ferdani, et al.
Chemical Communications (Cambridge, England)|January 23, 2004
Chloride complexation by heptapeptides: influence of C- and N-terminal sidechains and counterionRobert Pajewski, Riccardo Ferdani, Paul H Schlesinger, et al.
Chemical Communications (Cambridge, England)|September 26, 2002
Sodium cation complexation behavior of the heteroaromatic sidechains of histidine and tryptophanJiaxin Hu, Leonard J Barbour, Riccardo Ferdani, et al.
Journal of the American Chemical Society|December 22, 2005
Cation dependence of chloride ion complexation by open-chained receptor molecules in chloroform solutionRobert Pajewski, Riccardo Ferdani, Jolanta Pajewska, et al.
Chemical Communications (Cambridge, England)|August 20, 2014
Hydraphile synthetic ion channels alter root architecture in Arabidopsis thalianaMohit B Patel, Ariel Stavri, Nichole S Curvey, et al.
Chemical Communications (Cambridge, England)|October 9, 2010
Enhancement of antimicrobial activity by synthetic ion channel synergyJason L Atkins, Mohit B Patel, Zachary Cusumano, et al.
The Journal of Physical Chemistry. A|December 15, 2006
Solid-state 23Na NMR study of sodium lariat ether receptors exhibiting cation-pi interactionsDavid L Bryce, Samyuktha Adiga, Elizabeth K Elliott, et al.
Chemical Communications (Cambridge, England)|July 19, 2002
A hydrocarbon anchored peptide that forms a chloride-selective channel in liposomesPaul H Schlesinger, Riccardo Ferdani, Robert Pajewski, et al.
Chemical Communications (Cambridge, England)|December 23, 2004
NMR and ion selective electrode studies of hydraphile channels correlate with biological activity in E. coli and B. subtilisW Matthew Leevy, Michelle E Weber, Paul H Schlesinger, et al.
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