Ferric ion sequestering agents. 11. Synthesis and kinetics of iron removal from transferrin of catechoyl derivatives of desferrioxamine B.
Ferric ion sequestering agents. 11. Synthesis and kinetics of iron removal from transferrin of catechoyl derivatives of desferrioxamine B.
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三价铁离子螯合剂。
DOI:
10.1021/jm00357a022
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发表时间:
1983
影响因子:
7.3
通讯作者:
Raymond,KN
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作者:
Rodgers,SJ;Raymond,KN
The current drug of choice for the treatment of trans-fusional iron overload is Desferal, the mesylate saltof the trihydroxamate siderophore desferrioxamine B. While Desferal has been shownto induce increased iron excretion and reduce liver iron in/3-thalassemic patients when ad-ministered over a period of years, 5 its drawbacks include a lack of oral activity and a short body retention time, which necessitates its administration by the cumbersome and expensive methods of slow subcutaneous or intrave-neous infusion. In an attempt to improve theclinical properties of desferrioxamine B, Bickel etal. prepared a number of derivatives in which acyl groups were attached to the terminal amino group of desferrioxamine B. 6 78910None of these derivatives had any extra chelating abilities and apparently did not increase the drug’s iron-removing properties in vivo.A frequently used criterion for evaluating the possible medical efficacy of an iron-chelating agent is its ability to remove iron from transferrin, the mammalian iron trans-port protein. Catechol-based siderophores and synthetic analogues are both thermodynamically and kinetically capable of removing transferrin bound iron. 7, 8 In contrast, Desferal, although thermodynamically capable, is kinetically slow in removing transferrin iron both in vivo and in vitro, 9, 10 a property that may be common to all hy-droxamate siderophores. In an attempt to make transferrin-bound iron kinetically available for chelation, we have attached single catechol groups to the terminal amino group of desferrioxamine B. The synthesis and kinetics