The host template and the guest molecule which form the helix

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The host template and the guest molecule which form the helix

Aschematic of the helix inversion on pH change (T=temperature and C=concentration

a) Normalized UV/Vis spectra of P and T40–P complex at pH 7. [P]=0 a) Normalized UV/Vis spectra of P and T40–P complex at pH 7. [P]=0.25 mm and [P]=2[T]T40=0.5 mm at 268 K, respectively. b) CD spectrum of T40–P at 268 K and pH 7. c) CD intensity at l=354 nm upon titration of P to T40 at pH 7 at different temperatures. [T]T40=0.25 mm. d) CD cooling curve at l=354 nm of a T40–P mixture at pH 7 and fit to the templated self-assembly model. [P]=2[T]T40=0.5 mm.

a) UV/Vis and b) CD spectra of [P]=2[T]T40=0 a) UV/Vis and b) CD spectra of [P]=2[T]T40=0.5 mm at 268 K for pH values ranging from 9 to 2.

a) CD intensity at 354 nm of [P]=2[T]T40=0 a) CD intensity at 354 nm of [P]=2[T]T40=0.5 mm at 268 K and lmax of [P]=0.25 mm as a function of the pH value. b) Part of the molecular structure of P+H+ in which the oxygen atoms of the ethylene glycol unit on N-9 stabilize protonation at N-3.

a) CD intensity at l=354 nm upon titration of P to T40 for pH 3 at different temperatures. [T]T40=0.25 mm. b) Fits of the titration at 278 K at pH 3 and 7 to the templated self-assembly model.[6a] c) CD cooling curve at l=354 nm of a T40–P mixture at pH 3 and 7 and fit to the templated assembly model.[6a] d) Tte (reciprocal scale) as a function of [P] (logarithmic scale) obtained from cooling curves of T40–P mixtures ([P]=2[T]T40) at l=354 nm for concentrations between 0.06 and 1 mm at pH 7 and 3.

The authors have demonstrated that 2,6-diaminopurine guest molecules can bind to oligothymine strands to construct assemblies with a pH-switchable stability and supramolecular helicity. This studies open unique possibilities to arrange functional molecules equipped with this hydrogenbonding unit into DNA-templated switchable functional nanostructures