Synthesis and release kinetics of polymerisable ester drug conjugates: towards pH-responsive infection-resistant urinary biomaterials
摘要:
Herein we report the synthesis, characterisation and hydrolytic release kinetics of a suite of novel, polymerisable ester quinolone conjugates with varying alkenyl chain lengths. Hydrolysis was shown to proceed up to 17-fold faster upon elevation of pH from neutral to pH 9.29, making these conjugates attractive for the development of 'designer' infection-resistant urinary biomaterials exploiting the increase in urine pH reported at the onset of catheter-associated infection to trigger drug release. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
Synthesis and release kinetics of polymerisable ester drug conjugates: towards pH-responsive infection-resistant urinary biomaterials
摘要:
Herein we report the synthesis, characterisation and hydrolytic release kinetics of a suite of novel, polymerisable ester quinolone conjugates with varying alkenyl chain lengths. Hydrolysis was shown to proceed up to 17-fold faster upon elevation of pH from neutral to pH 9.29, making these conjugates attractive for the development of 'designer' infection-resistant urinary biomaterials exploiting the increase in urine pH reported at the onset of catheter-associated infection to trigger drug release. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
Synthesis and release kinetics of polymerisable ester drug conjugates: towards pH-responsive infection-resistant urinary biomaterials
作者:Colin P. McCoy、Nicola J. Irwin、Christopher Brady、David S. Jones、Gavin P. Andrews、Sean P. Gorman
DOI:10.1016/j.tetlet.2013.03.020
日期:2013.5
Herein we report the synthesis, characterisation and hydrolytic release kinetics of a suite of novel, polymerisable ester quinolone conjugates with varying alkenyl chain lengths. Hydrolysis was shown to proceed up to 17-fold faster upon elevation of pH from neutral to pH 9.29, making these conjugates attractive for the development of 'designer' infection-resistant urinary biomaterials exploiting the increase in urine pH reported at the onset of catheter-associated infection to trigger drug release. (C) 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.