A Close Cognition of Charged Poly(l-methionine) Derivatives for Antifreeze
Binlin Chen,
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Yueqi Deng,
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Qingjing Niu
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et al.
Langmuir,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
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Published: Jan. 7, 2025
Ice
formation
poses
a
significant
challenge
across
various
fields,
from
industrial
processes
to
biological
preservation.
Developing
antifreeze
agents
and
recognizing
the
mechanism
have
gained
considerable
attention.
Herein,
series
of
poly(l-methionine)
derivatives,
poly(S-carboxymethyl-l-methionine
sulfonium)
(PMetA),
poly(S-methyl-l-methionine
sulfonium
chloride)
(PMetM),
poly(S-carbamidomethyl-l-methionine
(PMetAM),
with
carboxyl,
methyl,
acetamide
groups,
respectively,
are
synthesized
investigated
for
antifreeze.
The
relationship
between
polymer
structure
ice
recrystallization
inhibition
(IRI)
activity
is
examined,
suggesting
that
zwitterionic
PMetA
shows
highest
IRI
activity,
about
27.0
±
3.9%
at
10
mg
mL–1
relative
water.
Results
low-field
nuclear
magnetic
resonance
differential
scanning
calorimetry
indicate
associated
activation
energy
hydrogen
bond
breakage.
exhibits
acceptable
cytocompatibility
10.0
good
cryoprotective
efficiency.
This
finding
provides
valuable
insight
into
mechanism,
contributing
development
potent
cryoprotectants.
Language: Английский
Side-Functionalization of Poly(l-methionine) for Ice Control
Qingjing Niu,
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Ke Shang,
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Huimin Han
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Biomacromolecules,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 14, 2025
Controlling
ice
growth
is
crucial
during
the
cryopreservation
of
cells,
but
current
application
small
molecules
as
cryoprotectants
still
remains
a
challenge.
Inspired
by
structures
natural
antifreeze
(glyco)proteins,
in
this
work,
functionalized
poly(l-methionine)s
(PMets)
are
synthesized
with
different
side
groups
including
hydroxyl,
threonine-mimetic
both
methyl
and
hydroxyl
(PMet-MOH),
zwitterion
carboxyl
sulfonium
(PMet-COOH),
glycerol,
trehalose
pendants.
Results
suggest
that
these
PMets
tend
to
self-assemble
into
100-300
nm
nanoparticles
positive
charges
water.
The
functional
have
remarkable
influence
on
their
control
properties.
It
supposed
PMet-MOH
inhibits
possibly
through
adsorption
mechanism
adjacent
groups,
whereas
trehalose-tethered
PMet
can
restrict
diffusion
water
strongest
recrystallization
inhibition
activity
zwitterionic
PMet-COOH
promotes
nucleation
obviously.
This
work
offers
valuable
insight
development
polypeptides
promising
biocompatible
cryoprotectants.
Language: Английский
Synthesis and Chemical Recovery of Castor Oil-Based Poly(ester amides) with PE-Like Performance
Cheng Liu,
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Yongliang Ding,
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Lieshun Cai
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et al.
ACS Omega,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
10(12), P. 11755 - 11761
Published: March 20, 2025
Biobased
closed-loop
recyclable
olefin-like
materials
are
environmentally
friendly
and
have
promising
application
prospects.
However,
such
scarce,
especially
the
developed
so
far
limited
to
polyester
materials.
Therefore,
developing
nonpolyester
biobased
is
of
significant
interest.
In
this
study,
a
castor
oil-based
poly(ester
amide)
(PEA)
with
polyethylene-like
properties
recyclability
was
successfully
prepared.
The
obtained
PEA
exhibit
thermal
mechanical
comparable
polyethylene
surpass
those
previously
reported
linear
amide)s.
Notably,
can
be
completely
hydrolyzed
its
precursors,
N1,N10-bis(3-hydroxypropyl)
decanediamide
(DSE)
sebacic
acid
(SA),
yields
73.1–75.8
92.8–96.2%,
respectively.
Further
experiments
demonstrated
that
repolymerization
recovered
DSE
SA
produced
REPEA
equivalent
original
polymer.
This
study
achieves
recycling
for
materials,
which
offers
novel
approach
design
sustainable
Language: Английский
Development of Macromolecular Cryoprotectants for Cryopreservation of Cells
Liang Yuan,
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Binlin Chen,
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Kongying Zhu
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et al.
Macromolecular Rapid Communications,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
45(19)
Published: July 16, 2024
Cryopreservation
is
a
common
way
for
long-term
storage
of
therapeutical
proteins,
erythrocytes,
and
mammalian
cells.
For
cryoprotection
these
biosamples
to
keep
their
structural
integrity
biological
activities,
it
essential
incorporate
highly
efficient
cryoprotectants.
Currently,
permeable
small
molecular
cryoprotectants
such
as
glycerol
dimethyl
sulfoxide
dominate
in
cryostorage
applications,
but
they
are
harmful
cells
human
health.
As
acting
the
extracellular
space,
membrane-impermeable
macromolecular
cryoprotectants,
which
exert
remarkable
membrane
stabilization
against
cryo-injury
easily
removed
post-thaw,
promising
candidates
with
biocompatibility
feasibility.
Water-soluble
hydroxyl-containing
polymers
poly(vinyl
alcohol)
polyol-based
potent
ice
recrystallization
inhibitors,
while
polyampholytes,
polyzwitterions,
bio-inspired
(glyco)polypeptides
can
significantly
increase
post-thaw
recovery
reduced
damages.
In
this
review,
synthetic
systematically
summarized
based
on
synthesis
routes,
practical
utilities,
cryoprotective
mechanisms.
It
provides
valuable
insight
development
valid
inhibition
activity
safe
cryopreservation
Language: Английский