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Albumin-Oxanorbornadiene Conjugates Formed ex Vivo for the Extended Circulation of Hydrophilic Cargo.


ABSTRACT: Oxanorbornadiene dicarboxylate (OND) reagents were explored for the purpose of binding and releasing chemical cargos from endogenous circulating serum albumins. ONDs bearing gadolinium chelates as model cargos exhibited variable conjugation efficiencies with albumin in rat subjects that are consistent with the observed reactivity of each linker and their observed stability toward serum hydrolases in vitro. The terminal elimination rate from circulation was dependent on the identity of the OND used, and increased circulation time of gadolinium cargo was achieved for linkers bearing electrophilic fragments designed to react with cysteine-34 of circulating serum albumin. This binding of and release from endogenous albumin highlights the potential of OND linkers in the context of optimizing the pharmacokinetic parameters of drugs or diagnostic agents.

SUBMITTER: Higginson CJ 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC5523132 | biostudies-literature | 2016 Aug

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Albumin-Oxanorbornadiene Conjugates Formed ex Vivo for the Extended Circulation of Hydrophilic Cargo.

Higginson Cody J CJ   Eno Marsha R MR   Khan Susan S   Cameron Michael D MD   Finn M G MG  

ACS chemical biology 20160627 8


Oxanorbornadiene dicarboxylate (OND) reagents were explored for the purpose of binding and releasing chemical cargos from endogenous circulating serum albumins. ONDs bearing gadolinium chelates as model cargos exhibited variable conjugation efficiencies with albumin in rat subjects that are consistent with the observed reactivity of each linker and their observed stability toward serum hydrolases in vitro. The terminal elimination rate from circulation was dependent on the identity of the OND us  ...[more]

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