间尼索地平分子模板聚合物的识别特性

分子印迹技术是近年来基于分子识别的研究基础上发展起来的一种新的功能性聚合物合成技术。由于具有卓越的分子识别性能,同时具有良好的物理化学稳定性,分子印迹聚合物（MIP）在手性化合物分离、环境分析、生物模拟传感器、模拟酶催化、临床药物分析和膜分离技术等领域展现了良好的应用前景。间尼索地平药物为河北医科大学药学院首创、且具有自主知识产权的国家一类新药。     

间尼索地平分子模板聚合物的识别特性1

分子印迹技术是近年来基于分子识别的研究基础上发展起来的一种新的功能性聚合物合成技术.由于具有卓越的分子识别性能,同时具有良好的物理化学稳定性,分子印迹聚合物(MIP)在手性化合物分离、环境分析、生物模拟传感器、模拟酶催化、临床药物分析和膜分离技术等领域展现了良好的应用前景[1-2].间尼索地平药物为河北医科大学药学院首创、且具有自主知识产权的国家一类新药.此药物为手性对映体结构,其(R)-和(S)-间尼索地平的药效、药理、毒理作用不甚明确.为了减少给药量和对人体产生的毒副作用,必须对其进行手性拆分.本论文对间尼索地平分子模板聚合物的制备和性能识别进行了研究,旨在进一步探索分离间尼索地平的新方法.1 实验部分1.1 主要仪器与试剂     

对羟基苯甲酸、水杨酸分子印迹聚合物分子识别性质的 研究

以对羟基苯甲酸(4-HBA)为模板分子,4-乙烯吡啶(4-Vpy)为功能单体,制备得到了4-HBA分子印迹聚合物P(4-HBA),研究了该聚合物的分子识别机理,并与在同样条件下制备的水杨酸(SA)分子印迹聚合物P(SA)进行了分子识别能力的比较。结果表明：P(SA)比P(4-HBA)具有更好的分子识别能力。这是由于SA的酸性较4-HBA强,因此与碱性功能单体4-Vpy之间的静电作用更强,从而得到的复合物更稳定。本实验结果证明：功能单体与模板分子形成稳定的复合物是得到分子识别能力高的模板聚合物的前提条件。本文将有助于对分子印迹的过程以及分子印迹聚合物分子识别机理的进一步理解,并且对于根据模板分子的性质预测MIP的分子识别能力也将具有一定的指导意义。     

Uniformly sized molecularly imprinted polymer for d-chlorpheniramine. Evaluation of retention and molecular recognition properties in an aqueous mobile phase

Rapid separation and determination of mixtures of L-ascorbic acid, nitrite, sulfite, oxalate, iodide and thiosulfate by conventional ion chromatography is often difficult due to incomplete separation of L-ascorbic acid and nitrite from the water peak when using eluents giving short elution times for iodide and thiosulfate. Separation of the six species within about 15 min has been achieved by isocratic elution using a resin-based ion-exchange column with a carbonate eluent containing a trace amount of 1,3,5-benzenetricarboxylic acid (BTA) and fluorescence measurement of cerium(III) formed via postcolumn reactions of the separated sample species with cerium(IV). Calibration plots of peak height versus concentration were linear up to 10.0 microM (1.76 ppm) for L-ascorbic acid, 8.0 microM (0.37 ppm) for nitrite, 8.0 microM (0.70 ppm) for oxalate, 80.0 microM (10.2 ppm) for iodide and 25.0 microM (2.80 ppm) for thiosulfate, whilst the sulfite calibration was linear up to 25.0 microM (2.00 ppm) when peak area was plotted against concentration. Detection limits (defined as S/N = 3) were 18 ppb for L-ascorbic acid, 4 ppb for nitrite, 16 ppb for sulfite, 7 ppb for oxalate, 72 ppb for iodide and 37 ppb for thiosulfate. The proposed method was applied successfully to the determination of L-ascorbic acid, nitrite, sulfite, oxalate, iodide or thiosulfate in water samples.     

染料木素分子印迹聚合物的制备及其识别性能

以染料木素为模板分子、4-乙烯基吡啶(4-VP)为功能单体、乙二醇二甲基双丙烯酸酯(EGDMA)为交联剂、四氢呋喃(THF)为溶剂,采用本体聚合法制备了染料木素的分子印迹聚合物;采用静态平衡结合实验研究了该分子印迹聚合物对染料木素的结合能力和选择性能.结果表明,与化学组成相同的相应非印迹聚合物相比,染料木素分子印迹聚合物对染料木素的吸附性能和选择性更好.利用所合成的分子印迹聚合物作为固相萃取材料填充固相萃取小柱,可以选择性地从豆奶粉中分离、富集染料木素;此外,该分子印迹聚合物还有望用于其他豆制品的分析检验.     

Single polymer chains as specific transducers of molecular recognition in scanning probe microscopy

A new approach for the specific detection and mapping of single molecule recognition is presented, based on the nonlinear elastic behavior of a single polymer chain. The process of molecular recognition between a ligand and a receptor is inherently accompanied by a decrease in the translational and rotational degrees of freedom of the two molecules. We show that a polymeric tether linked to the ligand can effectively transduce the configurational constraint imposed by molecular recognition into a measurable force, which is dominated by the entropic elasticity of the polymer. This force is specifically characterized by a strong nonlinearity when the extension of the polymer approaches its contour length. Thus, a polymer chain tethering the ligand to an oscillating cantilevered tip gives rise to a highly anharmonic motion upon ligand-receptor binding. Higher-harmonics atomic force microscopy allows us to detect this phenomenon in real time as a specific signature for the probing and mapping of single-molecule recognition.     

Monolithic molecularly imprinted polymer for sulfamethoxazole and molecular recognition properties in aqueous mobile phase

A monolithic molecularly imprinted polymer (monolithic MIP) for sulfamethoxazole (SMO) was prepared by in situ polymerization method as the HPLC stationary phase. By optimizing the polymerization conditions, the monolithic MIP showed highly specific recognition for the template SMO over its three structurally related analogs. As shown by SEM and the pore size distribution profile, the resultant MIP monolith showed a main pore diameter of 594 nm and a large specific surface area of 124 m² g⁻¹, this allowed the mobile phase to flow through the column with low backpressure. Furthermore, the recognition abilities of the monolithic MIP in aqueous and organic media were studied. The results exhibited that the monolithic MIP possessed excellent recognition ability in aqueous media. Hydrophobic interactions, in addition to shape recognition, were the dominant effect for recognition in the mobile phase with high water content. Moreover, the binding sites and the dissociation constant were also determined by frontal chromatography as 122 μmol g⁻¹ and 1.88 × 10⁻⁵ mol L⁻¹, respectively, which demonstrated that the obtained SMO-MIP monolith had a high binding capacity and strong affinity ability to the template molecule. Furthermore, the resultant SMO-MIP monolith was used as HPLC column directly to determine the SMO contents in three kinds of pharmaceutical tablets with the optimized aqueous mobile phase.     

Modulated molecular recognition by a temperature‐sensitive molecularly‐imprinted polymer

Modulated molecular recognition was achieved in a temperature‐sensitive molecularly‐imprinted polymer. Using PNIPA as the temperature‐sensitive element, the adenine‐imprinted polymer (i.e., MIP‐S) was prepared and characterized. The MIP‐S exhibited a temperature‐responsive molecular recognition behavior because of the thermal phase‐transition within the MIP‐S network. Specifically, below the transition temperature (e.g., 20 °C), the MIP‐S showed a highly specific recognition for the imprint species (adenine). However, the MIP‐S did not show any significant resolution for the imprint species (adenine) and its analogue (1‐methyladenine) above the transition temperature (e.g., 40 °C). Such temperature‐regulated recognition is comparable to a switch‐on and switch‐off process, thereby making tunable molecular recognition feasible. © 2009 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J Polym Sci Part A: Polym Chem 47: 2352–2360, 2009     

Effect of polymer molecular weight on the polymer/surfactant interaction

A thermodynamic analysis of the interaction between fourteen different molar mass poly(ethylene oxide)s (PEO) and sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS) based on the measured surfactant-binding isotherms is given. The surfactant-binding isotherms were determined by the potentiometric method in the presence of 0.1 M inert electrolyte (NaBr). It was found that there is no PEO/SDS complex formation if M(PEO) < 1000. In the molecular weight range 1000 < M(PEO) < 8000, the critical aggregation concentration (cac) and the surfactant aggregation number are decreasing as the polymer molecular weight increases. The saturated bound surfactant amount is proportional to the number concentration of the polymer in this molecular weight range. If M(PEO) exceeds approximately 8000, the cac does not depend on the polymer molar mass, and the saturated bound amount of the surfactant becomes proportional to the mass concentration of the polymer. It was also observed that independently of the polymer molecular weight the surfactant aggregation number increases as the equilibrium surfactant monomer concentration increases from the cac to the critical micellar concentration (cmc). Finally, it was demonstrated that only one polymer molecule is involved in the complex formation independently of the polymer molecular weight.     

Polymer drying. IV. A molecular interpretation of polymer drying

Further consideration of data already collected, in many time-studies that monitored gravimetrically evaporations of acetone, toluene, and chloroform from the corresponding liquid-saturated poly(styrene-co-divinylbenzene) samples, show that α_t, the residual number of sorbed molecules per phenyl group at a given level of desorption, is a linear function of α_s, the number of adsorbed molecules per accessible phenyl group in the polymer at thermodynamic equilibrium with excess test-liquid. Such linear relationships were noted at successive break-points in the kinetics of desorption (from gel-saturation to virtual dryness) that signaled sequentially (a) incipient elimination of adsorbed molecules from polymer in the rubbery state, (b) incipient transition from the rubbery state to the glassy state, (c) completion of this transition, and (d) successive depletions of five of the six populations of residual adsorbed molecules that were trapped in six different molecular environments by rigidification of the system during the transition. These results support the viewpoint that α_s is a parameter that reflects how well the molecular structure of the sorbed molecule can be accommodated by that of the monomer unit of the polymer.     

Photomodulated molecular recognition of the guanidinium cation

Azobenzene moieties were incorporated into a synthetic receptor allowing its affinity for the guanidinium cation to be modulated ten-fold by photoirradiation and/or heating.     

Spherical molecularly imprinted polymer particles: a promising tool for molecular recognition in capillary electrokinetic separations

Spherical molecularly imprinted polymer particles obtained via precipitation polymerization, were introduced as a pseudostationary phase in capillary electrophoresis (CE) to study molecular recognition. Analyses were performed via a partial filling technique using (+)-ephedrine-imprinted microspheres (100-200 nm) which were polymerized from methacrylic acid and 1,1,1-Tris(hydroxymethyl)propanetrimethacrylate using acetonitrile as the solvent. The influence of pH and the modifier content on the separation was investigated. A 0.1% w/v suspension in an aqueous 10 mM phosphate buffer (pH 2.5 with 40% acetonitrile) was hydrodynamically injected into the CE system (80% of the effective capillary length) and led to full baseline separation of racemic ephedrine within 10 min.     

Complexity in molecular recognition

The anomer selectivity of artificial carbohydrate receptors was studied using in silico methods in order to shed light on the thermodynamic driving forces at work during molecular recognition in general. The contributions of relevant intermolecular hydrogen bonds were investigated by means of generalized compliance constants in order to dissect important from less important non-covalent interactions. Even at this moderately low rung on the ladder of complexity essential aspects of molecular recognition are not explainable in terms of additive intermolecular interactions. Though molecular recognition seems to be a complex and emergent property, a rationale for the diastereoselectivity of carbohydrate receptors was obtained by a combination of experimental data, free energy simulations and ab initio calculations.     

Synthesis of molecularly imprinted polymer with 7-chloroethyl-theophylline-immobilized silica gel as template and its molecular recognition function

By reaction of 7-chloroethyl-theophylline with aminopropylsilanized silica gel we synthesized a 7-chloroethyl-theophylline-immobilized silica gel as template molecule and prepared a molecularly imprinted polymer (MIP-Si), which had special recognition sites to 7-chloroethyl-theophylline. A conventional molecularly imprinted polymer (MIP) using 7-chloroethyl-theophylline as template was also prepared for comparison. Binding abilities to 7-chloroethyl-theophylline and its structural analogs revealed that the MIP-Si shows much higher binding speed and much more binding capacity than the MIP does.     

Adsorption from polymer mixtures. The effect of molecular mass

Two approaches are used to study the adsorption of components from polydisperse polymer melts. The distribution of components of binary mixture of homopolymers differing only in molecular masses near the neutral wall is studied using the Scheutjens-Fleer lattice model. An increase in the concentration of component with lower molecular mass near the wall observed under the considered conditions is caused by a decrease in the losses of configurational entropy of polymer chains. The adsorption of low-molecular-mass component is calculated for a large set of model parameters. The equation describing adsorption as a function of mixture concentration and parameter (N ₁/N ₂ ? 1) characterizing the difference in chain lengths of N ₁ and N ₂ components is proposed. The proposed equation is a specific case of equation, which was derived using Flory-Huggins lattice theory and the data on the dependences of surface tension on the composition of polydisperse melts.