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COMPARATIVE IN VITRO STUDY OF DIFFERENT CLASSES OF PHOTOSENSITIZERS. PYROPHEOPHORBIDES AND CHLORINES

https://doi.org/10.17650/1726-9784-2015-14-1-43-51

Abstract

The study evaluates physical, chemical and biological properties of glycosylated derivatives of pyropheophorbide-α and chlorine e6, cycloimid derivatives of chlorine p6. Glycosylated derivatives of pyropheophorbide α and chlorine e6 were characterized by stability in solution without light exposure, but subject to photobleaching during exposure. Derivatives of pyropheophorbide-α showed high photo-induced activity in biological assay, the IC50 value varied from 35±7nM to 82±7 nM (depending on the pendent group and the tumor cell culture). Among the derivatives of chlorine e6 conjugate with galactose residue in A-pyrrole showed the maximum activity towards HEp2, A549 and HT29 cells (IC50 - 15±8 nM, 70±19 nM and 34±16 nM respectively), its activity 8-10 times exceeding the unconjugated counterpart and the derivatives with different macrocycle modification. Cycloimid derivatives of chlorine p6 are stable in solution without exposure and relatively stable under light exposure. These compounds showed high photo-induced activity in biological assay (IC50 varied from 35±10 nM to 250±30 nM) significantly exceeding the activity of unmodified derivatives of chlorine p6.

About the Authors

R. I. Yakubovskaya
P.A. Hertsen Moscow Research Institute of Oncology
Russian Federation


A. D. Plyutinskaya
P.A. Hertsen Moscow Research Institute of Oncology
Russian Federation


E. A. Plotnikova
P.A. Hertsen Moscow Research Institute of Oncology
Russian Federation


M. A. Grin
Lomonosov State Academy of Fine Chemical Technology
Russian Federation


A. F. Mironov
Lomonosov State Academy of Fine Chemical Technology
Russian Federation


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Yakubovskaya R.I., Plyutinskaya A.D., Plotnikova E.A., Grin M.A., Mironov A.F. COMPARATIVE IN VITRO STUDY OF DIFFERENT CLASSES OF PHOTOSENSITIZERS. PYROPHEOPHORBIDES AND CHLORINES. Russian Journal of Biotherapy. 2015;14(1):43-51. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.17650/1726-9784-2015-14-1-43-51

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