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Selectivity in an encapsulated cycloaddition reaction.

A 1,3-dipolar cycloaddition takes place within a reversibly formed, self-assembled capsule. The reaction proceeds through an unsymmetrically loaded encapsulation complex with absolute regioselectivity.

J. Rebek | Jian Chen

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