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A design strategy for motion control systems with identical binding sites.

Molecular motion control systems such as bistable rotaxanes or molecular elevators are mostly designed with different binding sites. In this theoretical study, it is demonstrated that, with the use of a redox reaction center and its position effect, it is possible to build a motion control system with identical binding sites.