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Table 1.2 The first comprehensive reviews and book chapters on cyclodextrins during the period
1970–1998
Title
References
Cycloamyloses as catalysts
Griffiths and Bender
(1973)
Some application possibilities of cyclodextrins in pharmaceutical
industries
Szejtli (1977)
Application of cyclodextrin glycosyltransferase
Okada (1979)
Biomimetic chemistry in oriented systems
Breslow (1979)
Cyclodextrin inclusion-compounds in research and industry
Saenger (1980)
Inclusion compounds in chromatography
SmolkováKeulemansová and
Krysl (1980)
Cyclodextrins as stationary phases in chromatography
SmolkováKeulemansová (1982)
Cyclodextrins in food, cosmetics and toiletries
Szejtli (1982b)
Synthesis of chemically modified cyclodextrins
Croft and Bartsch
(1983)
Starch oligosaccharides: Linear, branched, and cyclic
Kainuma (1984)
Cycloamylose-substrate binding
Bergeron (1984)
Supramolecular catalysis by cyclodextrin and macrocyclic polyether
Sirlin (1984)
Structural aspects of cyclodextrins and their inclusion complexes
Saenger (1984)
Industrial applications of cyclodextrins
Szejtli (1984)
Chiral stationary phases for high performance liquid chromatographic
separation of enantiomers: a mini-review
Armstrong (1984)
Improved cyclodextrin chiral phases: A comparison and review
Ward and Armstrong
(1986)
Cyclodextrins: A new group of industrial basic materials
Szejtli (1985)
Production, characterization and applications of cyclodextrins
Bender (1986)
Cyclodextrins in biotechnology
Szejtli (1986)
Cyclodextrins in drug carrier systems
Uekama and Otagiri
(1987)
Inclusion complexes of the cyclomalto-oligosaccharides
(cyclodextrins)
Clarke et al. (1988)
Cyclodextrin-stationary phases
Ward and Armstrong
(1988)
Cyclodextrin polymers in the pharmaceutical industry
Fenyvesi (1988)
Liquid chromatographic separation of anomeric forms of saccharides
with cyclodextrin bonded phases
Armstrong and Jin
(1989)
HPLC separation of enantiomers and other isomers with cyclodextrinbonded phases: rules for chiral recognition
Han and Armstrong
(1989)
Cyclodextrin additives
Sybilska and Zukowski
(1989)
NMR studies of cyclodextrin inclusion complex
Yamamoto and Inoue
(1989)
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Table 1.2 The first comprehensive reviews and book chapters on cyclodextrins during the period
1970–1998
Title
References
Cycloamyloses as catalysts
Griffiths and Bender
(1973)
Some application possibilities of cyclodextrins in pharmaceutical
industries
Szejtli (1977)
Application of cyclodextrin glycosyltransferase
Okada (1979)
Biomimetic chemistry in oriented systems
Breslow (1979)
Cyclodextrin inclusion-compounds in research and industry
Saenger (1980)
Inclusion compounds in chromatography
SmolkováKeulemansová and
Krysl (1980)
Cyclodextrins as stationary phases in chromatography
SmolkováKeulemansová (1982)
Cyclodextrins in food, cosmetics and toiletries
Szejtli (1982b)
Synthesis of chemically modified cyclodextrins
Croft and Bartsch
(1983)
Starch oligosaccharides: Linear, branched, and cyclic
Kainuma (1984)
Cycloamylose-substrate binding
Bergeron (1984)
Supramolecular catalysis by cyclodextrin and macrocyclic polyether
Sirlin (1984)
Structural aspects of cyclodextrins and their inclusion complexes
Saenger (1984)
Industrial applications of cyclodextrins
Szejtli (1984)
Chiral stationary phases for high performance liquid chromatographic
separation of enantiomers: a mini-review
Armstrong (1984)
Improved cyclodextrin chiral phases: A comparison and review
Ward and Armstrong
(1986)
Cyclodextrins: A new group of industrial basic materials
Szejtli (1985)
Production, characterization and applications of cyclodextrins
Bender (1986)
Cyclodextrins in biotechnology
Szejtli (1986)
Cyclodextrins in drug carrier systems
Uekama and Otagiri
(1987)
Inclusion complexes of the cyclomalto-oligosaccharides
(cyclodextrins)
Clarke et al. (1988)
Cyclodextrin-stationary phases
Ward and Armstrong
(1988)
Cyclodextrin polymers in the pharmaceutical industry
Fenyvesi (1988)
Liquid chromatographic separation of anomeric forms of saccharides
with cyclodextrin bonded phases
Armstrong and Jin
(1989)
HPLC separation of enantiomers and other isomers with cyclodextrinbonded phases: rules for chiral recognition
Han and Armstrong
(1989)
Cyclodextrin additives
Sybilska and Zukowski
(1989)
NMR studies of cyclodextrin inclusion complex
Yamamoto and Inoue
(1989)
(continued)
1 History of Cyclodextrins