Functional monomers and polymers. CXXXI.. Synthesis and interaction studies on polyacrylamide and polymethacrylamide derivatives containing nucleic acid bases
Abstract:SynopsisAcrylarnide and methacrylamide derivntives of nucleic acid baws were prepared from the corresponding aminoethyl derivatives. Free-radical polymerization of these monomers in water or in organic solvents gave their polymers. From the studies of the polymer complex formation hy UV spectroscopy. it was found that extremely stable polymer complexes were formed between complementary polymers containing nucleic acid bases. 'For Part CXXX, see M. Miyata, K. Okanishi, and K .
“…This may be caused by the self association of uracil bases in the polyethyleneimine derivatives, which dissociated slowly to form an intermolecular polymer complex. Similar results were reported for the polymer complex formation between polymethacrylate derivatives of uracil and adenine, where the self association of the uracil bases in the polymer inhibited the polymer complex formation [24,27,28]. Therefore, the conformational change of the synthetic polymers may be important for the formation of a stable polymer complex.…”
Section: Interaction Of Synthetic Polymers With Polynucleotidessupporting
Nucleic acid analogs were prepared by grafting uracil and 5-fluorouracil derivatives containing a hydroxy group onto linear polyethyleneimine. The polymers contained about 90 unit% of the nucleic acid bases, and were freely soluble in water at neutral pH value. They were found to form polymer complexes with polynucleotide by specific base-base interaction in aqueous solution.
“…This may be caused by the self association of uracil bases in the polyethyleneimine derivatives, which dissociated slowly to form an intermolecular polymer complex. Similar results were reported for the polymer complex formation between polymethacrylate derivatives of uracil and adenine, where the self association of the uracil bases in the polymer inhibited the polymer complex formation [24,27,28]. Therefore, the conformational change of the synthetic polymers may be important for the formation of a stable polymer complex.…”
Section: Interaction Of Synthetic Polymers With Polynucleotidessupporting
Nucleic acid analogs were prepared by grafting uracil and 5-fluorouracil derivatives containing a hydroxy group onto linear polyethyleneimine. The polymers contained about 90 unit% of the nucleic acid bases, and were freely soluble in water at neutral pH value. They were found to form polymer complexes with polynucleotide by specific base-base interaction in aqueous solution.
“…Therefore, the carboethoxyethyl derivative of hypoxanthine was prepared by the deamination reaction of carboxyethyl derivatives of adenine. 21 The carboxyethyl derivatives of cytosine or hypoxanthine were reacted with ( ± )-o:-aminoy-butyrolactone hydrobromide to give y-butyrolactone derivatives of cytosine or hypoxanthine. For the reactions, pentachlorophenyl ester derivatives were used with imidazole as a catalyst.…”
Section: Homoserine Derivatives Of Nucleic Acid Basesmentioning
ABSTRACT:Nucleic acid analogs were prepared by grafting cytosine and hypoxanthine derivatives containing hydroxyl groups onto linear polyethyleneimine. The polymers contained about 90 unit mo!% of the nucleic acid bases, and were easily soluble in water at neutral pH value. They were found to form polymer complexes with polynucleotides (Poly! and PolyC) by specific base-base interactions in aqueous solution.
“…The interactions between water soluble polyethyleneimine derivatives containing thymine (PEI-Hse-Thy) and adenine (PEI-Hse-Ade) at pH 7.0 were studied with continuous variation techniques (Job plot 17 ). As shown in Figure I b, the stoichiometry of the complex based on nucleic acid base units was determined to be I : I (thymine: adenine) from the base ratio at the maximum hypochromicity value (I 0.4 %).…”
Section: Interaction Of Pei-hse-thy and Pei-hseadementioning
ABSTRACT:Water soluble nucleic acid analogs were prepared by grafting adenine and thymine derivatives with homoserine onto polyethyleneimine. The analogs were found to form complementary polymer complexes with each other and with polynucleotides. The interactions were studied between these polymers, and with polynucleotides; polyuridylic acid (Poly U) and Polyadenylic acid (Poly A) in water.
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