2008
DOI: 10.1002/ejic.200701245
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Platinum(II) Complexes with the Diethyl Aminomethylphosphonate Ligand (amp): Characterization, Properties, and Unusual Solution Behavior

Abstract: Cisplatin is one of the most widely prescribed drugs for the treatment of solid tumors, even though its pharmacological potential is often limited by side effects (nephrotoxicity, neurotoxicity, alopecia) and a limited spectrum of activity. Overcoming these limitations is one of the most chased goals by researchers in the field of medicinal chemistry. Since phosphonates have a great selectivity for bone tissues, we have extended a previous study on a platinum(II) complex with a diethyl [(methylsulfinyl)methyl]… Show more

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“…[6] In an attempt to broaden the scope of coordination isomerism, we reasoned that the inherently different geometry of cis and trans Pt II complexes might be exploited as an ew method to control self-assembly processes.B ased on the versatility of metal coordination in providing multiple directional interactions,t his strategy would complement the existing arsenal of tools in stimuli-responsive materials [7] and living supramolecular polymerization. [9,10] Otherwise,s teric repulsion between cis-coordinated ligands, along with the stronger aggregation propensity of the more preorganized trans species,w ill preferentially stabilize the trans form, which can inhibit isomerization, [11] or even induce photodecomposition. [9,10] Otherwise,s teric repulsion between cis-coordinated ligands, along with the stronger aggregation propensity of the more preorganized trans species,w ill preferentially stabilize the trans form, which can inhibit isomerization, [11] or even induce photodecomposition.…”
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“…[6] In an attempt to broaden the scope of coordination isomerism, we reasoned that the inherently different geometry of cis and trans Pt II complexes might be exploited as an ew method to control self-assembly processes.B ased on the versatility of metal coordination in providing multiple directional interactions,t his strategy would complement the existing arsenal of tools in stimuli-responsive materials [7] and living supramolecular polymerization. [9,10] Otherwise,s teric repulsion between cis-coordinated ligands, along with the stronger aggregation propensity of the more preorganized trans species,w ill preferentially stabilize the trans form, which can inhibit isomerization, [11] or even induce photodecomposition. [9,10] Otherwise,s teric repulsion between cis-coordinated ligands, along with the stronger aggregation propensity of the more preorganized trans species,w ill preferentially stabilize the trans form, which can inhibit isomerization, [11] or even induce photodecomposition.…”
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“…[1,2] Die geometrische Isomerisierung unter UV-Bestrahlung wurde fürP t II -Komplexe häufig berichtet. [9,10] Andernfalls führen sterische Abstoßung zwischen cis-koordinierten Liganden sowie die stärkere Tendenz zur Aggregation der präorganisierten trans-Spezies zur Stabilisierung der trans-Form. [2,3] Bis heute wurde geometrische Isomerie von Metallkomplexen ausschließlich auf molekularer Ebene untersucht um üblicherweise unzugängliche Koordinationsverbindungen, [4] Rotoren, [5] und photoaktivierte Katalysatoren zu erhalten.…”
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“…[9,10] Andernfalls führen sterische Abstoßung zwischen cis-koordinierten Liganden sowie die stärkere Tendenz zur Aggregation der präorganisierten trans-Spezies zur Stabilisierung der trans-Form. [9,10] Andernfalls führen sterische Abstoßung zwischen cis-koordinierten Liganden sowie die stärkere Tendenz zur Aggregation der präorganisierten trans-Spezies zur Stabilisierung der trans-Form.…”
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