Advances in the Potential of Quinoline‐Derived Metal Complexes as Antimalarial Agents: A Review
Applied Organometallic Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
39(3)
Published: Feb. 11, 2025
ABSTRACT
Quinolines
obtained
from
native
trees
of
South
and
Central
America,
the
genus
Cinchona
,
have
been
used
since
17th
century
for
treatment
malaria.
However,
it
was
only
in
1820
that
quinine
had
its
structure
elucidated,
subsequently,
during
20th
century,
several
synthetic
derivatives
were
produced
with
superior
activities.
In
parallel,
search
synthesis
metal
complex
compounds
malaria
dates
1994,
development
ferroquine,
an
iron
derived
chloroquine,
developed
by
Biot
collaborators
at
Lille
University.
After,
there
are
complexes
synthesized
various
metals,
such
as
ruthenium,
gold,
iridium,
platinum,
over
last
30
years,
which
aims
this
review.
This
review
identified
84
quinoline–metal
reported
across
25
studies,
gold
(Complex
63)
showing
significant
potency
against
FcBI
strain
(IC
50
10
nM),
outperforming
chloroquine
(CQ,
indicating
coordination
enhances
drug's
action.
The
ruthenium
03)
exhibited
activity
PFB
but
less
effective
than
CQ
22.5
vs.
8.2
nM).
Other
complexes,
Au(III)
61),
Ir(I)
52),
Ir(II)
50),
also
demonstrated
promising
results
varying
effectiveness
different
strains.
Structural
features,
including
linear
geometry
Au(I)
square
planar
or
piano
stool
geometries
Ru(II)
Ir
play
crucial
roles
influencing
their
biological
activity.
These
findings
highlight
potential
improving
antimalarial
efficacy.
Language: Английский
A Half-Sandwich Os(II) Glucoconjugated NHC Complex as a Modulator of Amyloid Aggregation
Inorganic Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 13, 2025
Herein,
the
effects
of
a
novel
half-sandwich
Os(II)
complex
on
aggregation
an
amyloid
model
system,
derived
from
C-terminal
domain
nucleophosmin
1
protein
(NPM1264–277),
were
investigated.
The
thioflavin
T
(ThT)
binding
assay
revealed
that
[(η6-toluene)Os(NHCglu)Cl2]
(where
NHCglu
is
N-heterocyclic
carbene
ligand
1-methyl-3-{2,3,4,6-tetra-O-acetyl-1-glucosyl}imidazol-2-ylidene),
hence
named
Os-Tolu,
was
able
to
repress
in
dose-dependent
way.
Conformational
studies
through
circular
dichroism
(CD)
and
Fourier
transform
infrared
(FTIR)
spectroscopies
clearly
indicated
this
inhibitory
effect
occurred
stabilization
α-helical
structures
monomeric
NPM1264–277,
thus
hampering
self-recognition.
Electrospray
ionization
mass
spectrometry
(ESI-MS)
evidenced,
formation
coordination
adducts,
direct
interactions
peptide
with
Os-glucoconjugate
that,
turn,
promote
chemical
modifications
sequence
further
disfavoring
self-assembly
process.
Noticeably,
presence
Os-Tolu
completely
repressed
fibers
scanning
electron
microscopy
(SEM)
analysis
induced
slight
rescue
cell
viability,
contrast
its
reduction
caused
by
human
SH-SY5Y
neuroblastoma
cells.
These
data
strongly
support
hypothesis
expanding
use
osmium-based
agents
neurodegenerative
diseases,
positioning
them
as
potential
neurodrugs.
Language: Английский