1996
DOI: 10.1021/ja953261v
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Molecular Umbrellas

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“…Regen's group introduced several years ago [29,30] the concept of molecular umbrellas constituted of several strerols linked together through a central scaffold to the compound of interest. When a hydrophilic compound is in a hydrophilic environment, the umbrella is in a fully exposed conformation in which the hydrophobic faces of the sterols interact together favouring hydrophilic interactions between hydrophilic faces and the solvent.…”
Section: Assisted On Delivery With "Molecular Umbrellas"mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Regen's group introduced several years ago [29,30] the concept of molecular umbrellas constituted of several strerols linked together through a central scaffold to the compound of interest. When a hydrophilic compound is in a hydrophilic environment, the umbrella is in a fully exposed conformation in which the hydrophobic faces of the sterols interact together favouring hydrophilic interactions between hydrophilic faces and the solvent.…”
Section: Assisted On Delivery With "Molecular Umbrellas"mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Several cholic acid derived facial amphiphiles have been reported to improve the permeability of membranes including bacterial cell wall [8]. Cholic acid and deoxycholic acid have attracted significant attention due to availability and the orientation of the hydroxy groups that may be exploited in podant-type receptors [9,10], linear dimeric hosts [11,12] or facial amphiphiles [13,14]. In addition, bile acids are natural ligands specifically recognised by hepatic cells and are amphiphilic molecules that undergo a biological recycling during enterohepatic circulation [8,15,16].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, the vast majority are either head-to-head 18,19 or tail-to-tail 20,21 linked derivatives, and several others are linked through positions on the B or C rings, 22-25 none of which would be suitable for our purposes. A limited number of head-to-tail linked derivatives have been reported, consisting of linked bile acid components with linkers of varying lengths and functional group patterns (Figure 3), including some that are related to the linker selected in our primary design (Figure 5).…”
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confidence: 99%