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Master's Dissertation
DOI
https://doi.org/10.11606/D.46.2019.tde-08022019-100057
Document
Author
Full name
Renan Rodini Mattioli
E-mail
Institute/School/College
Knowledge Area
Date of Defense
Published
São Paulo, 2018
Supervisor
Committee
Bastos, Erick Leite (President)
Bartoloni, Fernando Heering
Pinto, Ernani
Title in Portuguese
Efeito da N-metilação sobre a estabilidade hidrolítica e fluorescência de sondas betalaínicas
Keywords in Portuguese
Betalaínas
Carboestiril 124
Cumarinas
Estabilidade hidrolítica
Fluorescência
Abstract in Portuguese
Betalaínas são pigmentos vegetais encontrados em algumas espécies de flores fluorescentes. Betalaínas derivadas de aminocumarinas primárias (cBeets) e carboestiril 124 (csBeet124) foram desenvolvidas em nosso grupo de pesquisa para serem usadas como sondas fluorescentes em aplicações de biologia celular. Esta dissertação de mestrado mostra o efeito da metilação das porções imínicas das cBeets e da csBeet124 sobre as suas cinéticas de hidrólise e propriedades fotofísicas. Os quatro derivados N-metilados foram semissintetizados a partir do acomplamento entre o ácido betalâmico e as aminas secundárias em rendimentos entre 15 − 60%. A N-metilação na porção imínica das betalaínas resultou em um aumento da estabilidade hidrolítica de cerca de 20 vezes, sem afetar drasticamente os perfis de absorção e fluorescência ou os rendimentos quânticos de fluorescência. Os resultados obtidos são importantes na ampliação do conhecimento acerca das relações entre a estrutura e as propriedades de betalaínas em solução aquosa.
Title in English
Effect of N-methylation over the hydrolytic stability and fluorescence of betalainic probes
Keywords in English
Betalains
Carbostyril 124
Coumarins
Fluorescence
Hydrolytic stability
Abstract in English
Betalains are plant pigments found in some species of fluorescent flowers. Betalains derived from primary aminocoumarins (cBeets) and carbostyril 124 (csBeets124) were developed in our research group to be used as fluorescent cell probes. This dissertation shows the effect of the methylation at the imine portion from cBeets and csBeet124 on their hydrolitic kinetics and photophysical properties. The four N-methylated derivatives were semisynthesized from the coupling between betalamic acid and the secondary amines within 15 − 60% yields. N-methylation at the iminic portion of betalains resulted in a hydrolytic stability increase of about 20-fold without affecting drastically their absorption and fluorescence profiles or fluorescence quantum yield. The results obtained are important to increase the knowledgement about the relationships between structure and properties of betalains in aqueous solution
 
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2019-02-20
 
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