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New method for recognition of sterol signalling molecules: methinium salts as receptors for sulphated steroids

Z. Kejík, T. Bříza, J. Králová, I. Mikula, P. Poučková, P. Martásek, V. Král,

. 2015 ; 94 (-) : 15-20. [pub] 20141202

Language English Country United States

Document type Journal Article, Research Support, Non-U.S. Gov't

Persistent link   https://www.medvik.cz/link/bmc16000478

In this work, we studied indolium and benzothiazolium pentamethine salts 1-3 as novel type of receptors for the recognition of sulphated signalling molecules (sulphated steroids: oestrone, pregnenolone and cholesterol sulphate). A recognition study was performed in an aqueous medium (1mM phosphate buffer (H2O:MeOH; 99:1 (v/v))) at pH 7.34. The tested salts displayed a high affinity for these sulphated analytes, mainly for cholesterol sulphate. However, no interaction between the salts and control, non-sulphated sterol analytes (cholesterol and bile acid) was observed. The highest affinity for the sulphated steroids was observed for benzothiazole salt 1. This salt also displayed different spectral behaviour from that observed for carbocyanine salts 2 and 3. In this presence of cholesterol sulphate, benzothiazole salt 1 displayed significant spectral changes depending on the medium used: a blue shift in the aqueous medium and a red shift in the methanolic one (H2O:MeOH; 2:1 (v/v)). Subsequently preliminary in vivo study showed that, salt 1 significantly inhibits a growth of breast carcinoma on Nu/nu mice model.

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