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Immobilization of a primary amine-containing drug, adriamycin

Coupling to crosslinked polyvinyl alcohol and mechanistic comparison of hydrolytic stability

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Literature reports have described the covalent coupling of the primary amine-containing anticancer drug, adriamycin, to polymeric supports through the amine group on the drug. These reports also have described drug mechanism studies with the immobilized adriamycin, where the release of the drug would undermine the validity of the conclusions. In the present paper, detailed experimental conditions are given for preparation of nonwater-soluble particles of polyvinyl alcohol by crosslinking water-soluble polyvinyl alcohol with 1,4-benzenedi-carboxaldehyde, and for activation with cyanuric chloride and covalent attachment of adriamycin. The expected stability of this drug-support linkage against hydrolytic cleavage is compared mechanistically to that expected for less stable coupling through a carbamate linkage or for less stable coupling via an azomethine link.

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Wingard, L.B., Narasimhan, K. Immobilization of a primary amine-containing drug, adriamycin. Appl Biochem Biotechnol 19, 117–127 (1988). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02921477

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