The synthesis and the use of the compounds with glycofused tricyclic structure as ligands of the Αβ peptides is the object of the invention. Such compounds result to be chemically stable, they have a high solubility under physiological conditions and they are suitable for functionalizations which make them easily conjugable to other entities to allow a therapeutic and diagnostic use thereof. The capability of the compounds to link the Αβ peptide, in the various shapes thereof, and in particular the most toxic one, represented by the oligomers, was evaluated through NMR experiments.(III)

Nicotra, F., Masserini, M., LA FERLA, B., Airoldi, C., Sironi, E., Cardona, F. (2011)New tricyclic compounds, process for their manufacture and their use as ligands of beta-alyloid peptides. . Brevetto No. IT2011RM00264 20110527.

New tricyclic compounds, process for their manufacture and their use as ligands of beta-alyloid peptides

NICOTRA, FRANCESCO;MASSERINI, MASSIMO ERNESTO;LA FERLA, BARBARA;AIROLDI, CRISTINA;
2011

Abstract

The synthesis and the use of the compounds with glycofused tricyclic structure as ligands of the Αβ peptides is the object of the invention. Such compounds result to be chemically stable, they have a high solubility under physiological conditions and they are suitable for functionalizations which make them easily conjugable to other entities to allow a therapeutic and diagnostic use thereof. The capability of the compounds to link the Αβ peptide, in the various shapes thereof, and in particular the most toxic one, represented by the oligomers, was evaluated through NMR experiments.(III)
Amyloid beta peptide ligands, cis-glycofused tricyclic compoounds
Human necessities
English
Rilevanza internazionale
2011
IT2011RM00264 20110527
WO2012164476 (A1)
Università di Milano Bicocca unica titolare
none
Nicotra, F., Masserini, M., LA FERLA, B., Airoldi, C., Sironi, E., Cardona, F. (2011)New tricyclic compounds, process for their manufacture and their use as ligands of beta-alyloid peptides. . Brevetto No. IT2011RM00264 20110527.
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