Synthesis of Metal-Chelating Lipids to Sensitize Lanthanide Ions
摘要:
Sensitization of lanthanide ions is important for lanthanide ion-based assays and sensing. To the best of our knowledge, there are very few reports of lanthanide ion sensitization after it is incorporated into the liposome surface. This paper describes the syntheses of several saturated and polymerizable metal-chelating lipids based on chelidamic acid. The lipids are synthesized either from (S)-ornithine or racemic 2,3-diaminopropanoic acid. These lipids as well as polymerized liposomes incorporating these lipids sensitize lanthanide ions. Liposomes from the lipid 18-Eu3+ provided a probe that relies not only on the emission wavelengths of Eu3+ but also on a reproducible lifetime that can be used for protein identification.
[GRAPHICS]This paper describes the design and synthesis of a polymerizable lipid capable of complexing lanthanide ions. The lipid has been successfully incorporated into liposomes and then polymerized. Fluorescence studies indicate that the diacetylene (unpolymerized lipid) and the conjugated alkenes (after polymerization) can be used as sensitizers for the lanthanide ion.
Recognition of isozymes via lanthanide ion incorporated polymerized liposomes
作者:Adekunle I. Elegbede、Manas K. Haldar、Sumathra Manokaran、Sanku Mallik、D. K. Srivastava
DOI:10.1039/b709815d
日期:——
We report the selective recognition of carbonic anhydrase isozymes based on the excited-state lifetimes of chelated Eu3+ ions incorporated in polymerized liposomes.