1. Foreword

   • K. N. Ganesh

   EditorialNotes Pages: 913 - 914

2. Supramolecular chemistry

   • Jean-Marie Lehn

   Molecular Recognition Pages: 915 - 922

3. Hydrogen bonding control of molecular self-assembly

   • John Fredericks
   • Ji Yang
   • Andrew D. Hamilton

   Molecular Recognition Pages: 923 - 935

4. Rationally designed ligands as models for bacterial cell-wall recognition by vancomycin-group antibiotics

   • Mark S. Searle
   • Patrick Groves
   • Dudley H. Williams

   Molecular Recognition Pages: 937 - 954

5. Progress in the optimization of chiral cyclophane synthetic receptors for shape selective molecular recognition in aqueous media through hydrophobic association

   • Neil M. Glagovich
   • Thomas H. Webb
   • Craig S. Wilcox

   Molecular Recognition Pages: 955 - 970

6. Intramolecular remote functionalisation of steroids by benzophenone — Increased specificity by solvent-induced hydrophobic interactions

   • Anil K. Lala
   • A. P. Gokhale

   Molecular Recognition Pages: 971 - 981

7. Enzyme mimics

   • Jeremy K. M. Sanders

   Molecular Recognition Pages: 983 - 988

8. Visualisation of inter loop tertiary base pairing and stacking interactions in an unusual slipped loop DNA structure

   • V. Lalitha
   • N. Yathindra

   Nucleic Acids: Synthesis, Structure and Application Pages: 989 - 1002

9. Applications of synthetic oligoribonucleotide analogues in studies of RNA structure and function

   • Jane A. Grasby
   • Clare E. Pritchard
   • Michael J. Gait

   Nucleic Acids: Synthesis, Structure and Application Pages: 1003 - 1022

10. Synthetic and conformational studies of branched and lariat RNAs. Modelling the lariat formed in the splicing reaction — A critical review

    • Christian Sund
    • Corine Glemarec
    • Jyoti Chattopadhyaya

    Nucleic Acids: Synthesis, Structure and Application Pages: 1023 - 1050

11. The crafting of uracils with enhanced stacking potential

    • Subramania Ranganathan
    • Dinabandhu Kundu
    • Sanjiv Mehrotra

    Nucleic Acids: Synthesis, Structure and Application Pages: 1051 - 1070

12. Synthetic nucleases crafted fromL-lysine

    • Darshan Ranganathan
    • Rakesh K. Mishra
    • Narendra K. Vaish

    Nucleic Acids: Synthesis, Structure and Application Pages: 1071 - 1088

13. Metallodesferals as a new class of DNA cleavers: Specificity, mechanism and targetting of DNA scission reactions

    • R. R. Joshi
    • K. N. Ganesh

    Nucleic Acids: Synthesis, Structure and Application Pages: 1089 - 1108

14. Studies on the synthesis of the toxins, pardaxin, δ-toxin and their analogues by solid-phase methods

    • G. Saberwal
    • S. Thennarasu
    • R. Nagaraj

    Peptides: Synthesis and Structure Pages: 1109 - 1121

15. Tetraethyleneglycol diacrylate (TTEGDA)-crosslinked polystyrene resin as an efficient solid support for gel phase peptide synthesis

    • M. Renil
    • V. N. Rajasekharan Pillai

    Peptides: Synthesis and Structure Pages: 1123 - 1138

16. Synthetic and conformational studies on dehydrovaline-containing model peptides

    • Mahak Singh
    • V. S. Chauhan

    Peptides: Synthesis and Structure Pages: 1139 - 1147

17. Biosynthesis of furanochromones inPimpinella monoica

    • D. L. Luthria
    • A. Banerji

    Biosynthesis, Enzyme Structure and Applications Pages: 1149 - 1156

18. Stereochemical aspects of the metabolism ofL- andD-amino acids

    • D. W. Young

    Biosynthesis, Enzyme Structure and Applications Pages: 1157 - 1164

19. The mechanism of glutamate mutase: An unusually substrate-specific enzyme

    • Basil Hartzoulakis
    • David Gani

    Biosynthesis, Enzyme Structure and Applications Pages: 1165 - 1176

20. Binding of active site directed ligands to phospholipase A2: Implications on the molecular constraints and catalytic mechanism

    • K Seshadri
    • Saraswathi Vishveshwara
    • Mahendra K. Jain

    Biosynthesis, Enzyme Structure and Applications Pages: 1177 - 1189

21. Potentially useful lipase-catalysed transesterifications

    • Amitabh Jha
    • Kirpal S. Bisht
    • Virinder S. Parmar

    Biosynthesis, Enzyme Structure and Applications Pages: 1191 - 1202

22. Preparatively useful transformations of steroids and morphine alkaloids byMucor piriformis

    • K. M. Madyastha

    Biosynthesis, Enzyme Structure and Applications Pages: 1203 - 1212

23. Potential usefulness of 4-nitrophenylthio- β-D-glycosides in the chemoselective synthesis of oligosaccharides

    • L. A. J. M. Sliedregt
    • G. A. Van Der Marel
    • J. H. Van Boom

    Carbohydrates and Lipids: Synthesis and Outlook Pages: 1213 - 1224

24. Stereospecific mannosylations ofmyo-inasitol: Synthesis of manno-myo-inositol fragment ofMycobacterium tuberculosis

    • Hari Babu Mereyala
    • Bapu Reddy Gaddam

    Carbohydrates and Lipids: Synthesis and Outlook Pages: 1225 - 1230

25. Synthesis and applications of phosphatidylinositols and their analogues

    • M. S. Shashidhar

    Carbohydrates and Lipids: Synthesis and Outlook Pages: 1231 - 1251

26. Control of lipid microstructures by molecular design and its implications

    • Santanu Bhattacharya

    Carbohydrates and Lipids: Synthesis and Outlook Pages: 1253 - 1258