2013
DOI: 10.1021/ic400725a
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New Molecular Motif for Recognizing Sialic Acid Using Emissive Lanthanide–Macrocyclic Polyazacarboxylate Complexes: Deprotonation of a Coordinated Water Molecule Controls Specific Binding

Abstract: A new molecular motif--lanthanide-macrocyclic polyazacarboxylate hexadentate complexes, Ln(3+)-ABNOTA--was found to specifically bind to sialic acid with strong emission enhancement and high affinity. The selectivity toward sialic acid over other monosaccharides was one of the highest among artificial receptors. Also, the novel binding mechanism was investigated in detail; binding selectivity is controlled by interactions between sialic acid and both the central metal and a hydroxyl group produced by deprotona… Show more

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“…The extent of the shift depended on the concentration of the Ln-NOTA complex. These facts strongly suggest that the Ln-NOTA complex interacts with Neu5Ac, as reported for Ln-ABNOTA, 37 to form a higher charge density species, [(Neu5Ac) --(Ln-NOTA-OH -)] 2-(see Fig. 1).…”
Section: Affinity Of Ln-nota Complexes Towards Neu5acsupporting
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“…The extent of the shift depended on the concentration of the Ln-NOTA complex. These facts strongly suggest that the Ln-NOTA complex interacts with Neu5Ac, as reported for Ln-ABNOTA, 37 to form a higher charge density species, [(Neu5Ac) --(Ln-NOTA-OH -)] 2-(see Fig. 1).…”
Section: Affinity Of Ln-nota Complexes Towards Neu5acsupporting
confidence: 66%
“…In our previous studies, 36,37 it was found that some lanthanidepolyaminocarboxylate complex motifs strongly and selectively bound with Neu5Ac with an affinity of ~10 3.6 L/mol, which is the highest affinity among artificial receptors reported so far. The Tb-ABNOTA complex (whose chemical structure is shown in Fig.…”
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