Hydroxyl-Terminated Dendritic Oligomers from Bile Acids: Synthesis and Properties
摘要:
[GRAPHICS]The high reactivity of the chloroacetyl group has been exploited for the synthesis of bile acid based first and second generation dendrons with multiple hydroxyl groups. The synthesis involves only a few steps and avoids the use of protecting groups for the terminal hydroxyl groups. These dendritic structures with facially amphiphilic bile acid backbones on the periphery were able to solubilize cresol red, a hydrophilic dye, in a nonpolar solvent. HPLC analysis of the dendrons suggests that hydrophobicity increases with increase in oligomer size, but in each generation, the dendrons with a higher degree of branching are less hydrophobic.
Hydroxyl-Terminated Dendritic Oligomers from Bile Acids: Synthesis and Properties
摘要:
[GRAPHICS]The high reactivity of the chloroacetyl group has been exploited for the synthesis of bile acid based first and second generation dendrons with multiple hydroxyl groups. The synthesis involves only a few steps and avoids the use of protecting groups for the terminal hydroxyl groups. These dendritic structures with facially amphiphilic bile acid backbones on the periphery were able to solubilize cresol red, a hydrophilic dye, in a nonpolar solvent. HPLC analysis of the dendrons suggests that hydrophobicity increases with increase in oligomer size, but in each generation, the dendrons with a higher degree of branching are less hydrophobic.
Synthesis and optimization of stapled DOCK peptides 
with improved drug-like properties
作者:Atiruj Theppawong、Ewout De Geyter、Annemieke Madder
DOI:10.24820/ark.5550190.p012.170
日期:——
Hydroxyl-Terminated Dendritic Oligomers from Bile Acids: Synthesis and Properties
作者:N. Vijayalakshmi、Uday Maitra
DOI:10.1021/jo052173i
日期:2006.1.1
[GRAPHICS]The high reactivity of the chloroacetyl group has been exploited for the synthesis of bile acid based first and second generation dendrons with multiple hydroxyl groups. The synthesis involves only a few steps and avoids the use of protecting groups for the terminal hydroxyl groups. These dendritic structures with facially amphiphilic bile acid backbones on the periphery were able to solubilize cresol red, a hydrophilic dye, in a nonpolar solvent. HPLC analysis of the dendrons suggests that hydrophobicity increases with increase in oligomer size, but in each generation, the dendrons with a higher degree of branching are less hydrophobic.