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We report a dynamic combinatorial library that, upon binding of an electronically-complementary guest, produces in high yield a tetrameric receptor with flat hydrophobic, electron-deficient surfaces and flexible, water-soluble disulfide-containing linkers; analysis of the dependence of library composition on template concentration gives insight into the binding behaviours of the species involved.
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