Phthalaldehyde-Amine Capture Reactions for Bioconjugation and Immobilization of Phthalocyanines
摘要:
A phthalaldehyde-substituted phthalocyanine has been synthesized that can conjugate with a range of biomolecules, including peptides, monosaccharides, lipids, and DNAs, and be immobilized on the surface of bovine serum album nanoparticles and glass slides using the versatile and efficient phthalaldehyde-amine capture reactions. The light-induced cytotoxic effects of the latter two materials have also been examined against cancer cells and bacteria, respectively, showing that they are highly efficient photosensitizing systems for photodynamic therapy.
[EN] METHOD OF MODIFYING A PEPTIDE<br/>[FR] PROCÉDÉ DE MODIFICATION D'UN PEPTIDE
申请人:ARROWHEAD PHARMACEUTICALS INC
公开号:WO2017124066A1
公开(公告)日:2017-07-20
Described herein are methods of modifying a peptide with a chemical agent. The peptide may be an amphipathic peptide, such as a melittin-like peptide. The reactants are dissolved in an organic solvent and the reaction is allowed to proceed during sequential additions of a first base and a second base. Reaction in organic solvent with sequential base additions yields greater than 90% modification of both N-terminal and internal primary amine modification.
Phthalaldehyde-Amine Capture Reactions for Bioconjugation and Immobilization of Phthalocyanines
作者:Clarence T. T. Wong、Jacky C. H. Chu、Summer Y. Y. Ha、Roy C. H. Wong、Gaole Dai、Tsz-Tung Kwong、Chi-Hang Wong、Dennis K. P. Ng
DOI:10.1021/acs.orglett.0c02398
日期:2020.9.18
A phthalaldehyde-substituted phthalocyanine has been synthesized that can conjugate with a range of biomolecules, including peptides, monosaccharides, lipids, and DNAs, and be immobilized on the surface of bovine serum album nanoparticles and glass slides using the versatile and efficient phthalaldehyde-amine capture reactions. The light-induced cytotoxic effects of the latter two materials have also been examined against cancer cells and bacteria, respectively, showing that they are highly efficient photosensitizing systems for photodynamic therapy.