Dr. Aaron Torres-Huerta, Dr. Karolis Norvaisa, Dr. Alessio Cataldo, Pierre-Olivier Tits, Priyanka Rani Panda, Dr. Christopher M. Dias, Prof. Dr. Anthony P. Davis, Dr. Samantha E. Bodman, Dr. Stephen J. Butler, Dr. Hennie Valkenier
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The Front Cover shows liposomes with synthetic anion receptors embedded in their membrane and different phosphate species to be transported. In their Research Article (DOI: 10.1002/ceur.202400076), H. Valkenier and co-workers show that phosphate diesters are readily transported across lipid bilayers, followed by phosphate monoesters, whereas inorganic phosphate is the most difficult to transport and requires the effective encapsulation by an anion receptor. Artwork by A. Torres-Huerta.
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