Carbohydrate sensing using a fluorescent molecular tweezer.

@article{Phillips2009CarbohydrateSU,
  title={Carbohydrate sensing using a fluorescent molecular tweezer.},
  author={Marcus Damian Phillips and T M Fyles and Nicholas P. Barwell and Tony D. James},
  journal={Chemical communications},
  year={2009},
  volume={43},
  pages={
          6557-9
        }
}
A fluorescent molecular tweezer for carbohydrates has been prepared which utilises two boronic acid receptor groups. 
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