作者:Larry L. Klein、Leping Li、Clarence J. Maring、Clinton M. Yeung、Sheela A. Thomas、David J. Grampovnik、Jacob J. Plattner
DOI:10.1021/jm00009a009
日期:1995.4
A novel reduced taxane, 13-acetyl-9(R)-dihydrobaccatin III (1) has been isolated from Taxus canadensis. The selective C-13 deacetylation of this isolate has allowed for the preparation of a wide variety of 9(R)-dihydrotaxane analogs. In general, this series has shown greater stability and water solubility than the 9-carbonyl series while retaining antimicrotubule and tumor cell cytotoxicity activities relative to taxol. Placement of polar functionalities at the C-7 position results in loss of activity whereas alkylation or acylation of either C-7 or C-9 hydroxyl groups ameliorate the activity.
Water-soluble compound
申请人:Tuszynski A. Jack
公开号:US20070027129A1
公开(公告)日:2007-02-01
A water-soluble magnetic anti-mitotic compound with a water-solubility of at least 100 micrograms per milliliter, a molecular weight of at least 150 grams per mole, a mitotic index factor of at least 10 percent, a positive magnetic susceptibility of at least 1,000×10
−6
cgs, and a magnetic moment of at least 0.5 bohr magnetrons, wherein said compound is comprised of at least 7 carbon atoms and at least one inorganic atom with a positive magnetic susceptibility of at least 200×10
−6
cgs.
Process for treating a biological organism
申请人:Tuszynski Jack
公开号:US20080119421A1
公开(公告)日:2008-05-22
A process for treating a biological organism, comprising the steps in which a cell cycle arresting drug is administered to the organism to produce synchronized cells, the microtubules within the synchronized cells are stabilized by means of a microtubule stabilizing agent, and the synchronized cells with the stabilized microtubules are then contacted with mechanical vibrational energy.
Synthesis of 9-dihydrotaxol: A novel bioactive taxane
作者:Larry L. Klein
DOI:10.1016/s0040-4039(00)60342-8
日期:1993.3
The synthesis of 9-dihydrotaxol (8) is described via a novel deacylation reaction. This analog exhibits increased activity in the microtubule assay.