A zwitterionic α-cyclodextrin amino acid (picture, middle) undergoes solid-state self-assembly to give a novel helical column architecture (left), which is cross-linked by hydrogen bonds into an array of parallel straight channels (right). Surprisingly, no hydrogen bonds are formed between proximate cyclodextrin units in the individual channels.
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