Solution-to-Surface Molecular-Delivery System Using a Macrocyclic Sugar Cluster. Sugar-Directed Adsorption of Guests in Water on Polar Solid Surfaces
Solution-to-Surface Molecular-Delivery System Using a Macrocyclic Sugar Cluster. Sugar-Directed Adsorption of Guests in Water on Polar Solid Surfaces
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使用大环糖簇的溶液到表面分子递送系统。
DOI:
10.1021/ja9709536
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发表时间:
1997
影响因子:
15
通讯作者:
Y. Aoyama
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作者:
T. Fujimoto;Chikao Shimizu;O. Hayashida;Y. Aoyama
Cell-surface oligosaccharides occur as clusters. They play essential roles in various cell-recognition processes, 1 where saccharide-receptor interactions are often claimed to be multivalent. 2 The so-called cluster effect2 has led many workers to investigate the receptor-binding properties of a variety of multiantennal synthetic saccharide derivatives (polymers and oligomers, 3 dendrimers, 4 surfactant aggregates, 5 and metal complexes6). The present work is concerned with the interaction of a well-defined macrocyclic sugar cluster with a nonbiological polar solid surface as a simplified multivalent receptor site. We report here that the clustering sugar moieties in water can be irreversibly adsorbed or assembled on the silica surface. Coupled with the guest-binding ability of the macrocycle as a host, this leads to a novel sugar-directed solution-to-surface molecular delivery system. 7An octagalactose derivative of calix [4] resorcarene (1f; R)(CH2) 10CH3) 8 was obtained by the reaction of lactonolactone (2) with octaamine 1e, which was prepared in four steps from the parent macrocycle 1a. 9 Compound 1f is highly soluble in water (> 0.1 M). Nevertheless, it is readily adsorbed on the surface of quartz plate (silica glass) dipped in an aqueous solution of the former. 10 Electronic absorption spectroscopy for the recovered plates10 indicates the following.(1) The