New polyanionic polymer conjugates with antitumoral activity are synthesized by chemically binding mustard type alkylating derivatives of di-(-chloroethyl)-amine and tri-(-chloroethyl)-amine, respectively, onto poly(maleic anhydride-alt-vinyl acetate). The structures of the compounds are verified by FTIR, 1 H NMR, and elemental analysis. The antitumoral activity of these polymeric drugs is evaluated in vivo using carcinosarcoma Walker 256 solid tumors in Wister rats. The conjugates exhibit antitumor regression (ATR)
In the present paper, the reaction of chemical immobilization of catalase on a crosslinked macromolecular carrier of a polysaccharide structure (gellan) is studied. The influence of some reaction parameters (enzyme/carrier, activator/carrier ratios, duration) on the activity of enzymatic products is analyzed. The kinetics of the biocatalytic process, stability under different pH and temperature conditions, and the inhibitors effect were studied for the immobilized enzymes.
The paper presents the synthesis of benzimidazole derivatives starting from asparagic acid. The reaction products were analysed from physical and chemical point of view and their biological activity (acute toxicity, anti-inflammatory activity and gastric tolerance) was evaluated. The product association with acetylsalicylic acid (Aspirin) improves its anti-inflammatory activity (higher with 38%). For acetylsalicylic acid dosing, in mixtures with benzimidazole derivatives, a new HPLC method has been proposed. The method is reproducible, selective and easy to manipulate. The derivatives based on benzimidazole and asparagic acid and their associates with acetylsalicylic acid present good anti-inflammatory properties.
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