2006
DOI: 10.1039/b513940f
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A synthetic, chloride-selective channel that alters chloride transport in epithelial cells

Abstract: An Ussing chamber was used to demonstrate that synthetic amphiphilic anion transporters function as chloride transporters in mammalian airway epithelial cells.Proteins are generally required for the transport of ionic and molecular species through bilayer membranes. Because these proteins are both critical and complex, bioorganic chemists have devised a variety of functional model systems. Two decades ago, synthetic ion channels were virtually unknown, but several worthy examples have emerged recently. 1 In ou… Show more

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“…An alternative to existing therapies could be the use of synthetic channel-forming peptides (CFPs), which would generate an ion-conducting pore with the appropriate CFP selectivity in appropriate tissues. CFPs can be de novo sequences [9, 10] or based on segments of native proteins. The use of chemistry to design compounds corresponding to putative transmembrane regions of natural proteins yields detectable channel activities of CFPs in planar lipid bilayers [1113] and human erythrocyte membranes [14].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…An alternative to existing therapies could be the use of synthetic channel-forming peptides (CFPs), which would generate an ion-conducting pore with the appropriate CFP selectivity in appropriate tissues. CFPs can be de novo sequences [9, 10] or based on segments of native proteins. The use of chemistry to design compounds corresponding to putative transmembrane regions of natural proteins yields detectable channel activities of CFPs in planar lipid bilayers [1113] and human erythrocyte membranes [14].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, the higher activity is counterbalanced by a partial loss of anion selectivity. Biological studies [42] using an Ussing chamber demonstrate that chloride transport across mouse trachea epithelial cells is stimulated by the action of 1, which appears to activate a new pathway for the transport of the anion. Again, the role of the proline residue is fundamental and an analogue with a leucine substituting the central proline does not show activity.…”
Section: Channel Forming Artificial Anion Transport-ersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[214] Außerdem wurde (anhand von "Ussing-Chamber"-Experimenten) gezeigt, dass einige Verbindungen den Anionentransport in Epithelzellen beeinflussen. [215] Verhältnismäßig . [216] Nachfolgend berichtete dieselbe Gruppe über Calix [4]arene, die teilweise [217] oder vollständig [218] in Kegelkonformationen vorlagen, die ebenfalls Ionenkanäle für dasselbe Ionenpaar bilden.…”
Section: Anionenkanäleunclassified