Indole-Based Anion Receptors: Highlights from 2008 to Date

Xiaoping      Bao; Yuhui      Zhou; Baoan      Song

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Indole-based anion receptors are developing rapidly nowadays due to a nearly limitless derivatizing capability of indole functionality. This mini-review summarizes the progress on synthetic anion receptors containing indole functionality from 2008 to date, including the recognition behaviors and sensing properties of these receptors for different anions.

Keywords: Indole group, anion recognition, anion sensing, supramolecular chemistry, C3-symmetric phosphine, NMR titration, DMSO-d6, 1H NMR, thiophosgene, Fluorescence detection, N-salicyloyltryptamine, UV-vis, indolo-carbazole-quinoxaline, dihydrogenphosphate, Fluoride, BODIPY-indole conjugate

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Title: Indole-Based Anion Receptors: Highlights from 2008 to Date

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Author(s): Xiaoping Bao, Yuhui Zhou and Baoan Song

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Abstract: Indole-based anion receptors are developing rapidly nowadays due to a nearly limitless derivatizing capability of indole functionality. This mini-review summarizes the progress on synthetic anion receptors containing indole functionality from 2008 to date, including the recognition behaviors and sensing properties of these receptors for different anions.

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Bao Xiaoping, Zhou Yuhui and Song Baoan, Indole-Based Anion Receptors: Highlights from 2008 to Date, Mini-Reviews in Organic Chemistry 2011; 8 (1) . https://dx.doi.org/10.2174/157019311793979954

DOI https://dx.doi.org/10.2174/157019311793979954	Print ISSN 1570-193X
Publisher Name Bentham Science Publisher	Online ISSN 1875-6298

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