Stimuli-responsive release of active anionophore from RGD-peptide-linked proanionophore

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Abstract

Integrin-mediated cellular delivery was attempted to optimize practical applications of hydrophobic ionophores. The potent ionophore preferentially transports H+/Cl− across the lipid bilayers following a symport mechanism. The RGD-peptide-appended tag was stimulated by glutathione to generate the active ionophore, prompting the transport of Cl− under the cellular environment.

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Srimayee, S., Badajena, S. R., Akhtar, N., Kar, M. K., Dey, S., Mohapatra, P., & Manna, D. (2023). Stimuli-responsive release of active anionophore from RGD-peptide-linked proanionophore. Chemical Communications, 59(85), 12759–12762. https://doi.org/10.1039/d3cc02451b

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