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dc.contributor.advisor羅禮強zh_TW
dc.contributor.advisorLee-Chiang Loen
dc.contributor.author鍾博任zh_TW
dc.contributor.authorPo-Jen Chungen
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dc.description.abstract由於在特定病理狀況下常伴隨細胞內積累異常高濃度的過氧化氫(H2O2)的現象,因此本研究室在2003年首創以苯硼酸酯(arylboronate ester)為基本架構,發展出能選擇性與過氧化氫作用的探針分子。本論文延續此一架構,來設計並合成出一系列可藉由過氧化氫來啟動的分子工具;其中包括(一)以抗癌藥物阿黴素(Doxorubicin)為酬載的前驅藥物,利用前驅藥物與介孔二氧化矽納米粒子(Mesoporous silica nanoparticle)結合來探討此選擇性運輸系統(Drug Delivery Systems, DDS),以及前驅藥物的活化與釋放效能。此外,亦在硼酸酯的苯環上修飾硝基,嘗試利用其拉電子基的特性來提高其對過氧化氫的反應性,以改善原本硼酸酯低反應性的問題。(二)嘗試合成帶有苯硼酸酯啟動端的多官能基重要中間體,此中間體具有可搭配雙酬載的特性,其中Benzylic alcohol的部份可用以連接可經由過氧化氫作用而被釋放的酬載,而結構末端含有以聚乙二醇(Polyethylene glycol)來橋接的疊氮基(azide)則可應用點擊化學(Click chemistry)來引入另一酬載。為了測點及化學的效能,我們合成出具有標靶功能的基團如葉酸等的bicyclo[6.1.0]nonyne (BCN)衍生物。(三)β-拉帕醌及其衍生物的合成。β-拉帕醌為天然產物,可與細胞中NADPH氧化還原酶反應產生活性含氧物,提高細胞中過氧化氫的濃度。由於NADPH氧化還原酶在特定癌細胞中有過量表達的現象,因此我們希望探討β-拉帕醌及其衍生物能否促進硼酸酯與過氧化氫的反應,以提高癌細胞中藥物釋放的效率。綜合上述實驗結果,我們成功獲得了一部分分子工具並且測試其與過氧化氫反應的選擇性,但另一部分在藥物酬載上的純化並不容易,因此我們考慮在將來以結構較簡單的螢光團例如香豆素作為酬載的分子,希望能夠解決純化上的困難。zh_TW
dc.description.abstractThere are increasing evidences to point out that many pathological conditions are related to abnormal high level of reactive oxygen species (ROS) such as H2O2. Therefore, our laboratory first developed the molecular probes of aryl boronate ester that interacts selectively with hydrogen peroxide in 2003. This thesis continues this framework to design and synthesize a series of molecular tools that can be activated by hydrogen peroxide which include : (1) a prodrug based on the anticancer drug (Doxorubicin), which uses a combination of a prodrug and mesoporous silica nanoparticles to explore this selective drug delivery system (DDS), activation, and release efficacy of prodrugs. In addition, the nitro group is also modified on the benzene ring of the boric acid ester, and attempts are made to improve the reactivity to hydrogen peroxide by utilizing the characteristics of the electron-withdrawing group to improve the problem of low reactivity of the original boronic acid ester. (2) Attempting to synthesize a polyfunctional intermediate with a phenylborate, which has the property of being compatible with double-paying, wherein a part of benzylic alcohol can be used to connect and be released via hydrogen peroxide. The azide, which is bridged with polyethylene glycol at the end of the structure, can be click chemistry to introduce another payload. To test the potency of click chemistry, we also synthesized bicyclo[6.1.0]nonyne (BCN) derivatives with a
target functional group such as folic acid. (3) Synthesis of β-lapachone and its derivatives. β-lapachone is a catechol that reacts with NADPH oxidoreductase in cells to produce ROS, increasing the concentration of hydrogen peroxide in the cells. Because of the overexpression of NADPH oxidoreductase in specific cancer cells, we hope to investigate whether β-lapachone and its derivatives can promote the reaction of borate with hydrogen peroxide to increase drug release in cancer cells effectively. We ave successfully obtained some molecular tools and tested their selectivity for reaction with hydrogen peroxide, but the purification of the other part on the drug ayload is not easy, so we consider to use a simpler fluorophore like coumarin in the future as a molecule for the payload. Therefore, the synthesis step should be carried out and purified more esaily.
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dc.description.tableofcontents摘要 I
Abstract II
目錄 IV
圖目錄 VII
反應式目錄 IX
表目錄 X
縮寫目錄 XI
第一章 緒論 1
1.1 活性含氧物響應系統中的分類 2
1.1.1 透過聚合奈米粒子釋放活性含氧物響應的藥物 2
1.1.2 可經由活性含氧物響應的前驅藥 3
1.2 活性含氧物響應系統的催化機制 5
1.3 特定疾病與其活性含氧物濃度 6
1.4 針對活性含氧物類響應藥物的應用 7
1.4.1 活性含氧物響應前驅藥以及螢光團 8
1.4.2 聚合活性含氧物響應前驅藥 8
1.4.3 活性含氧物雙響應的藥物 10
1.5 實驗目的 11
1.5.1 介孔二氧化矽納米粒子(Mesoporous silica nanoparticle) 11
1.5.2 抗癌藥物阿黴素(DOX)的前驅藥以及藥物遞送系統 12
1.5.3 抗癌藥物阿黴素(DOX)前驅藥的修飾與功能化 13
1.5.4利用拉帕醌提高癌細胞中活性含氧物濃度導致前驅藥釋放 14
第二章 結果與討論 15
2.1. MSN-BDOX之逆合成分析 15
2.2 合成分析及討論 16
2.2.1 化合物3之合成 16
2.2.2 化合物4之合成 22
2.3 活性含氧物響應實驗結果 23
2.3.1 前驅藥4與過氧化氫的反應性 23
2.4 發展以前驅藥4為基礎的藥物遞送系統 25
2.4.1 化合物11之合成 26
2.4.2 藥物遞送系統12之合成 28
2.4.3 前驅藥4設計之結論 30
2.5 前驅藥19之設計 30
2.5.1 前驅藥19之合成 31
2.5.2 前驅藥19設計之結論 33
2.6 功能化前驅藥之設計 33
2.6.1 連接橋—化合物22之合成 33
2.6.2 中間體—化合物26之合成 34
2.6.3 功能化前驅藥28之合成 36
2.7 β-拉帕醌及衍生物之合成 39
2.7.1 β-拉帕醌之合成 39
2.7.2 β-拉帕醌衍生物之合成 39
2.8 具有BCN結構葉酸之合成 40
2.9 結論 41
第三章 實驗部分 42
3.1 一般敘述 42
3.2 有機合成實驗步驟及光譜數據 44
參考文獻 74
附錄 86
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dc.language.isozh_TW-
dc.subject前驅藥zh_TW
dc.subject活性含氧物響應載體系統zh_TW
dc.subject苯硼酸酯zh_TW
dc.subject介孔二氧化矽納米粒子zh_TW
dc.subject阿黴素zh_TW
dc.subjectβ-拉帕?zh_TW
dc.subject點擊化學zh_TW
dc.subjectβ-lapachoneen
dc.subjectProdrugen
dc.subjectROS-responsive carrier systemen
dc.subjectdoxorubicinen
dc.subjectclick reactionen
dc.subjectarylboronic esteren
dc.subjectmesoporous silica nanoparticleen
dc.title針對過氧化氫來發展分子工具之研究zh_TW
dc.titleStudy on the Development of H2O2-Responsive Molecular Toolsen
dc.typeThesis-
dc.date.schoolyear107-2-
dc.description.degree碩士-
dc.contributor.oralexamcommittee簡敦誠;李文山zh_TW
dc.contributor.oralexamcommitteeTun-Cheng Chien;Wen-Shan Lien
dc.subject.keyword前驅藥,活性含氧物響應載體系統,苯硼酸酯,介孔二氧化矽納米粒子,阿黴素,β-拉帕?,點擊化學,zh_TW
dc.subject.keywordProdrug,ROS-responsive carrier system,arylboronic ester,mesoporous silica nanoparticle,doxorubicin,β-lapachone,click reaction,en
dc.relation.page115-
dc.identifier.doi10.6342/NTU201902805-
dc.rights.note未授權-
dc.date.accepted2019-08-14-
dc.contributor.author-college理學院-
dc.contributor.author-dept化學系-
dc.date.embargo-lift2029-12-31-
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