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Buschmann, Nikolaus; Sulmowski, Jędrzej

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“… [20] Due to the high selectivity and binding affinity of the cavity of CB[n]s towards various guests, the chemistry of CB[n]s is developing rapidly. The CB[n] ⋅ guest complexes have been used in various biological and technological applications including drug delivery, detection, gas purification, SPM catalysis, dye tuning, and biomimetic systems [20–28] …”

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“…There are many CB[n]s‐based review articles published with sensing applications, however, limited numbers of articles used CB[n]s‐dye as sensor and utilized it in various sensing applications [26–40] . For example, in 2015, Barrow et al.…”

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“…In 2021, Yang et al. have provided an overview of CB[n]s‐based self‐assembly into polymeric species [27] . Gao et al.…”

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Supramolecular host-guest chemistry has provided many opportunities for the design and construction of new fluorescent systems in various applications, particularly in the field of sensing. Owing to the special structure and fascinating utilities, cucurbit[n]urils (CB[n]s) existing themselves as a young family of molecular vessels, it construction a stable host-guest supramolecular complex with a variety of fluorescent dyes and indicators, that has been used as a powerful fluorescent probe and is widely used in sensing and related research fields. Therefore, in this review article, we will outline and attention on the recent advances in the progress of various CB[n] ⋅ guestbased fluorescent probes, it can provide a general overview of the construction, detection mechanism and fluorescence sensing of certain metal ions, biomolecules and toxic chemicals. Examples of the selection of other types of CB[n]-based supramolecular assemblies and coordination polymers will also be covered. Finally, we will also provide important views on fluorescent CB[n] ⋅ guest-based inclusion complex for metal ion and biomolecular sensors.

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