The supramolecular chemistry of host‐guest complexes of cucurbit [n] urils (CB [n]) with
acidic guests in the ground (HG+) and excited states (HG+*) are reviewed. The effects of CB …

Here in we report a supramolecular dye-host assembly, forming through non-covalent
interaction between a cationic dye, quinaldine red (QR), and polyanionic amphiphilic …

Present study reports the interaction of a molecular rotor based BODIPY dye, 8-anilino-
BODIPY (ABP), with a versatile macrocyclic molecule, cucurbit [7] uril (CB7), investigated …

In this study we report supramolecular interaction of the cationic dye berberine (BBR) with
the highly substituted polyanionic cyclodextrin derivative, sulfobutylether beta cyclodextrin …

Presence of food allergens in various consumable products is a serious concern for the
public health, especially for the infants. Therefore, real time quantification of the allergens in …

Common milk allergens, such as, β-lactoglobulin (β-LG), poses a major health concern for
public, particularly in children. Thus, sensitive and selective methods for detection of …

Beberine is one of the most popular and medically important isoquinoline alkaloids found in
nature. Its multidirectional applications especially in the field of medical science have …

Non-covalent interactions of different dyes/drugs with various biological agents, which lead
to large modulations in photophysical properties, have attracted attention of many scientists …

Supramolecular host–guest pairs, with a very high association constant, represent excellent
molecular recognition motifs, and serve as useful building blocks for numerous exciting …

Herein, as a part of a circular economy, we have utilized Cucurbit [6] uril CB6 (a major
product formed during the synthesis of CBn), to convert commercial hydrophilic melamine …