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Fluorine-containing polyamphiphiles of block structure constructed of synthetic and biopolymer blocks
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Zaichenko, A. S.
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Stryganyuk, G. Z.
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Myagkota, O. S.
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Biopolymers
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Condensation
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Copolymers
2018
Aim. Purposeful preparation of polymeric surfactants combining hydrophobic fluorine-containing and hydrophilic synthetic and natural blocks via radical and non-radical reactions using peroxide, epoxide and/or amino- terminal groups of the polymeric elementary blocks. Methods. Radical and non-radical condensation reactions, polymerization, spectral (NMR- and luminescence spectroscopy), gel-permeation chromatography and other analytical techniques`. Results. Primary oligomers poly(F-MA)-MP were synthesized via radical polymerization of fluorine-alkyl methacrylate (F-MA) in the presence of peroxide-containing telogen (MP). That provides controlling the oligomer chain length and architectures as well as entering a terminal peroxide group in the macromolecules. Radical polymerization of vinyl pyrrolidone (NVP) initiated by poly(F-MA)-MP as macroinitiator in the presence of epoxide-containing derivative of cumene (CGE) was used for obtaining water soluble poly(F-MA)-block-poly(NVP)-CGE. Finally oligonucleotide (ONC) was attached via condensation reaction of ONC primary amino group with terminal epoxide group of poly(F-MA)-block-poly(NVP)-CGE. Conclusions. A series of novel block/comb-like copolymers with synthetic and natural parts was synthesized. Obtained tri-block copolymers can be used as markers for labeling bacteria and pathological items including cancer cells.
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