Table 2.

Structural features of JDs self-assembling in aqueous environment: hydrophilic dendrons.

Hydrophilic dendron	Ref.
G1-G3 hydroxy-terminated bis-MPA dendron	[58,74,76]
G2 bis-MPA dendron terminated with tri(ethylene glycol) monomethyl ether chains	[21]
(3,4)/(3,5)/(3,4,5)G1 Percec-type dendron with tri(ethylene glycol) monomethyl ether chains	[21,63,65,66,77]
(3,4)/(3,5)/(3,4,5)G1 Percec-type dendron with tri(ethylene glycol) chains	[21,74]
(3,4,5)G1 Percec-type dendron with glycerol	[21]
G1-G3 thioglycerol dendron	[21]
Saccharide, such as d-mannose, d-galactose, d-lactose	[72,73,74,78,79,80]
G1 Percec-type dendron substituted with tri(ethylene glycol) monomethyl ether chains and saccharides	[73,74,78,79,80]
G1.5/G3 PAMAM-dendron	[32,69]
(3,4,5)G1 Percec-type dendron with quaternary ammonium salts end groups	[21]
(3,4,5)G1 Percec-type dendron with t-butylcarbamate end groups	[21]
Aliphatic ether dendron with oligo(ethylene oxide) chains	[68]