A Marked Synergistic Effect in Antitumor Activity of Salan Titanium(IV) Complexes Bearing Two Differently Substituted Aromatic Rings
摘要:
Salan titanium(IV) complexes of differently substituted aromatic rings, where one ring is para-nitrated and another is ortho,para-halogenated, demonstrate exceptionally high anticancer activity, with IC50 values of <1 mu M, exceeding that of cisplatin by similar to 30-fold. Whereas an additive effect in hydrolytic stability was detected for these highly stable complexes, an unexpected synergistic effect in anticancer activity makes these hybrid complexes substantially more active than both their symmetrical analogues alone and their equimolar mixture.
<i>C</i><sub>1</sub>-Symmetrical Titanium(IV) Complexes of Salan Ligands with Differently Substituted Aromatic Rings: Enhanced Cytotoxic Activity
作者:Hagai Glasner、Edit Y. Tshuva
DOI:10.1021/ic500001j
日期:2014.3.17
Diaminobis(phenolato) (“salan”) titanium(IV) complexes of differently substituted aromatic rings were synthesized, and their hydrolytic stability and cytotoxicity were analyzed and compared to those of the C2-symmertrical analogues and their equimolar mixtures. The hydrolytic stability of the asymmetrical complexes was in between those of the symmetrical analogues, implying an additive influence of the ligand structural
A Marked Synergistic Effect in Antitumor Activity of Salan Titanium(IV) Complexes Bearing Two Differently Substituted Aromatic Rings
作者:Hagai Glasner、Edit Y. Tshuva
DOI:10.1021/ja208219f
日期:2011.10.26
Salan titanium(IV) complexes of differently substituted aromatic rings, where one ring is para-nitrated and another is ortho,para-halogenated, demonstrate exceptionally high anticancer activity, with IC50 values of <1 mu M, exceeding that of cisplatin by similar to 30-fold. Whereas an additive effect in hydrolytic stability was detected for these highly stable complexes, an unexpected synergistic effect in anticancer activity makes these hybrid complexes substantially more active than both their symmetrical analogues alone and their equimolar mixture.