Densely PEGylated Polybenzofulvene Brushes for Potential Applications in Drug Encapsulation
The technique of grafting side chains onto a linear polymeric backbone is commonly used to confer to the new polymeric material with desired properties, such as tunable solubility, ionic charge, biocompatibility, or specific interactions with biological systems. In this paper, two new polybenzofulve...
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Crynodeb: | The technique of grafting side chains onto a linear polymeric backbone is commonly used to confer to the new polymeric material with desired properties, such as tunable solubility, ionic charge, biocompatibility, or specific interactions with biological systems. In this paper, two new polybenzofulvene backbones were assembled by spontaneous polymerization of the appropriate benzofulvene monomers (4,6-PO-<b>BF3k</b> and 4’,6-PO-<b>BF3k</b>) bearing two clickable propargyloxy groups in different positions of the 3-phenylindene scaffold. Poly-4,6-PO-<b>BF3k</b> and poly-4’,6-PO-<b>BF3k</b> were grafted with monomethyl oligo(ethylene glycol) (MOEG) to prepare two new polybenzofulvene brushes (i.e., poly-4,6-MOEG-9-TM-<b>BF3k</b> and poly-4’,6-MOEG-9-TM-<b>BF3k</b>) by means of a “grafting onto„ approach, that were characterized from the point of view of their macromolecular features, aggregation liability, and in a preliminary evaluation of biocompatibility. The obtained results make these PEGylated polybenzofulvene brushes (PPBFB) derivatives potentially useful as nanocarriers for nanoencapsulation and delivery of drug molecules. |
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Disgrifiad o'r Eitem: | 1999-4923 10.3390/pharmaceutics10040234 |