Role of polyol moiety of amphotericin B in ion channel formation and sterol selectivity in bilayer membrane.
Role of polyol moiety of amphotericin B in ion channel formation and sterol selectivity in bilayer membrane.
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10.1016/j.bmc.2015.07.009
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2015-09
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3.5
通讯作者:
Tomoya Yamamoto;Yuichi Umegawa;H. Tsuchikawa;N. Matsumori;S. Hanashima;M. Murata;R. Haser;B. Rawlings;P. Caffrey
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Tomoya Yamamoto;Yuichi Umegawa;H. Tsuchikawa;N. Matsumori;S. Hanashima;M. Murata;R. Haser;B. Rawlings;P. Caffrey
Amphotericin B (AmB) is a polyene macrolide antibiotic widely used to treat mycotic infections. In this paper, we focus on the role of the polyol moiety of AmB in sterol selectivity using 7-oxo-AmB, 7α-OH-AmB, and 7β-OH-AmB. The 7-OH analogs were prepared from 7-oxo-AmB. Their K+flux activity in liposomes showed that introduction of an additional ketone or hydroxy group on the polyol moiety reduces the original activity. Conformational analyses of these derivatives indicated that intramolecular hydrogen-bonding network possibly influenced the conformational rigidity of the macrolactone ring, and stabilized the active conformation in the membrane. Additionally, the flexible polyol leads to destabilization of the whole macrolactone ring conformation, resulting in a loss of sterol selectivity.