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Recognition of barbiturates in molecularly imprinted copolymers using multiple hydrogen bonding

Barbiturate-selective copolymers were prepared using the molecular imprinting technique in combination with a functional monomer, 2,6-bis(acrylamido)pyridine, capable of multiple hydrogen bond formation with the barbiturate templates.

Isao Karube | Kazunori Ikebukuro | Jun Matsui | I. Karube | K. Ikebukuro | J. Matsui | K. Yano | T. Takeuchi | Kazuyoshi Yano | Toshifumi Takeuchi | Koichiro Tanabe | K. Tanabe

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