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- W4308705276 abstract "Recently, we detected a previously unknown Ser-Pro-Cys (SPC) tripeptide in the blood serum of multiple sclerosis patients. Its role as a biomarker of the autoimmune disease was suggested, although its origin and real biological activity remained unclear. Here, we created a biocompatible PEGylated comb-like polymer that was used as a platform for covalent immobilization of the SPC, which provided a possibility to explore the biological activity of this tripeptide. This macromolecular conjugate was synthesized via a reaction of the terminal epoxide group of the biocompatible copolymer of dimethyl maleate (DMM) and polyethylene glycol methyl ether methacrylate (PEGMA) with the amino group of the SPC tripeptide. Unexpectedly, the resulting conjugate containing SPC demonstrated anticancer activity in vitro. It possessed pro-apoptotic action toward human tumor cells, while there was no cytotoxic effect of that conjugate toward normal lymphocytes of human peripheral blood. The detected biological effects of the created conjugate inspired us to carry out a thorough study of structural and colloidal-chemical characteristics of this surface-active copolymer containing side PEG chains and a terminal nontoxic synthetic fragment. The copolymer composition, in particular, the content of the peptide fragment, was determined via elemental analysis and NMR spectroscopy. At CMC, it formed polymeric micelle-like structures with a hydrodynamic diameter of 180 ± 60 nm. The conjugation of the peptide fragment to the initial comb-like copolymer caused a change of zeta-potential of the formed micelle-like structures from -0.15 to 0.32 mV. Additional structural modification of the created polymeric nanoplatform was performed via attachment of fluorescein isothiocianate (FITC) dye that permitted monitoring of the behavior of the bioactive SPC-functionalized conjugate in the treated tumor cells. Its penetration into those cells and localization in their cytoplasm were revealed. The principal novelty of this study consists in finding that covalent conjugation of two nontoxic compounds-SPC tripeptide and comb-like PEGylated polymer-led to an unexpected synergy which appeared in the distinct cytotoxic action of the macromolecular complex toward human tumor cells. A potential role of peculiarities of the colloidal-chemical properties of the novel conjugate in its cytotoxic effect are discussed. Thus, synthesized comb-like PEGylated polymers can provide a prospective nanoplatform for drug delivery in anticancer chemotherapy." @default.
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- W4308705276 title "Covalent Conjugate of Ser-Pro-Cys Tripeptide with PEGylated Comb-Like Polymer as Novel Killer of Human Tumor Cells" @default.
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