The design, synthesis, and evaluation of two universal doxorubicin-linkers: Preparation of conjugates that retain topoisomerase II activity

Bioorganic & Medicinal Chemistry Letters
2006.0

Abstract

The design, synthesis, and evaluation of two N-alkylmaleimide aldehydes have been achieved, which upon reductive alkylation with the C3'-amino group of doxorubicin (DOX) permits the preparation of DOX conjugates via Michael addition of thiol-containing vectors. This method enables the mild, facile, and high-throughput preparation of DOX conjugates that retain the basic C3'-nitrogen, a pre-requisite for topoisomerase II inhibition. Seven DOX-amino acid conjugates were prepared, each displaying similar inhibitory activity as the parent drug.

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