Abstract:Current methods for phospholipid synthesis involving acylation of sn-glycero-3-phosphorylcholine, lysolecithins, and related glycerophosphate esters are not satisfactory. With NN-dimethyl4aminopyridine as a catalyst and moderate amounts of fatty acid anhydrides (1.2-1.5 mol equiv per OH group), diacyl or 1,2-mixed diacylphosphatidyicholines, Nprotected phosphatidylethanolamines, and phosphatidic acids now can be conveniently prepared in high yields (75-90%). New phospholipids containing photoactivable groups, … Show more
“…The modified phospholipid, n-hexanoyl lysolecithin derivative (6-PC) was prepared by partial synthesis from Epikuron 200 as starting material. The fatty acid was split off in position 2 by enzyme phospholipase A 2 (Novo Nordisk, Bagsvaerd, Denmark) and the resulting lysolecithin was converted to the 2-hexanoyl derivative following the method described by Gupta et al [8].…”
Lipid emulsion particles containing 10% of medium chain triglycerides were prepared using 2% w/w of a mixture 1:1 w/w of purified soya phosphatidylcholine and 2-hexanoyl phosphatidylcholine as emulsifier mixture, for use as drug carriers. The mean droplet sizes of emulsions, prepared using an Ultra Turrax or a high-pressure homogenizer, were about 288 and 158 nm, respectively, compared with 380 and 268 nm for emulsions containing lecithin, or 325 and 240 nm for those containing 6-phosphatidylcholine. The stability of the emulsions, determined by monitoring the decrease of a lipophilic marker at a specified level within the emulsion, and observing coalescence over time, was also greatly increased using the emulsifier mixture. The emulsion stability did not notably change in the presence of a model destabilizing drug, indomethacin. The use of a second hydrophilic surfactant to adjust the packing properties of the lecithin at the oil-water interface provided an increase in the stability of lipid emulsions, and this may be of importance in the formulation of drug delivery systems. q
“…The modified phospholipid, n-hexanoyl lysolecithin derivative (6-PC) was prepared by partial synthesis from Epikuron 200 as starting material. The fatty acid was split off in position 2 by enzyme phospholipase A 2 (Novo Nordisk, Bagsvaerd, Denmark) and the resulting lysolecithin was converted to the 2-hexanoyl derivative following the method described by Gupta et al [8].…”
Lipid emulsion particles containing 10% of medium chain triglycerides were prepared using 2% w/w of a mixture 1:1 w/w of purified soya phosphatidylcholine and 2-hexanoyl phosphatidylcholine as emulsifier mixture, for use as drug carriers. The mean droplet sizes of emulsions, prepared using an Ultra Turrax or a high-pressure homogenizer, were about 288 and 158 nm, respectively, compared with 380 and 268 nm for emulsions containing lecithin, or 325 and 240 nm for those containing 6-phosphatidylcholine. The stability of the emulsions, determined by monitoring the decrease of a lipophilic marker at a specified level within the emulsion, and observing coalescence over time, was also greatly increased using the emulsifier mixture. The emulsion stability did not notably change in the presence of a model destabilizing drug, indomethacin. The use of a second hydrophilic surfactant to adjust the packing properties of the lecithin at the oil-water interface provided an increase in the stability of lipid emulsions, and this may be of importance in the formulation of drug delivery systems. q
“…Labelling was so far analyzed on the level of intact subunits of whole pro teins, or large fragments [57][58][59][60][61] modified residues has not been reported so far. The seeond group comprises phospholipid derivatives, bearing a phenylazidoprecursor, a phenyldiazirine [62][63][64][65][66][67], or a trifluoromethylphenyldiazirine [68]. In these eompounds, the photoreactive group is fixed and is expected to eross-link with defined regions of the protein.…”
Section: Flic Surfaee Labelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They even insert into CH bonds of the aliphatic chain of phospholipids [67]. The aryldiazirines represent one type of carbene precursor.…”
“…Its purity was determined by HPTLC and HPLC and was greater than 95% (Van Wijk et al, 1992). PyrPC, a convenient starting material for the synthesis of 3dTDP-pyrDG, was prepared from 1 -myristoyl-lysoPC and 1 O-pyren-1 -yldecanoic acid anhydride as described (Somerharju et al, 1985;Gupta et al, 1977). The reaction mixture was evaporated to dryness, dissolved in chloroform/methano1/25% ammonia/water (70:38:8:2 v/v), and pyrPC was purified on a silica column (2.2 X 12 cm) with the above solvent mixture as eluent.…”
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