Nitroxide malonate methanofullerene as biomimetic model of interaction of nitroxide species with antioxidants

[Display omitted] •Nitroxide fullerene – model of red-ox activity.•The study of NO with antioxidants by monolayers.•Cytcas the indicator of the nitroxide species state. Bis-nitroxide malonate methanofullerene (NO)2-MF was studied as a biomimetic model of reduction–oxidation activity with natural com...

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Hauptverfasser: Melnikova, N.B., Korobko, V.M., Gulenova, M.V., Gubskaya, V.P., Fazlleeva, G.M., Zhiltsova, O.E., Kochetkov, E.N., Poddel’sky, A.I., Nuretdinov, I.A.
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description [Display omitted] •Nitroxide fullerene – model of red-ox activity.•The study of NO with antioxidants by monolayers.•Cytcas the indicator of the nitroxide species state. Bis-nitroxide malonate methanofullerene (NO)2-MF was studied as a biomimetic model of reduction–oxidation activity with natural compounds—cytochrome c (cyt c), dihydroquercetin (DHQ), ascorbic acid (AA) and synthetic drug—1-(β-oxyethyl)-4,6-dimethyl-1,2-dihydro-2-oxopyrimidine (xymedon®). (NO)2-MF may be used as the component of Langmuir monolayers on an aqueous subphase and as the adsorbate on silica gel. The activity of (NO)2-MF in the reaction with cyt c was compared with the effect of nitroxide species such as gaseous nitric oxide, 2,2,6,6-tetramethylpiperidine-1-oxyl radical (TEMPO) by using UV–vis and EPR-spectra. It has been shown, that iron(III) in cyt c3+ under action (NO)2-MF was reduced up to iron(II), similar effect was observed under the influence of gaseous NO in aqueous solution, but reduction of iron(III) in heme cyt c was reversible in the presence of TEMPO. Therefore, the state of Fe-heme in cyt c can be used as the indicator of the interaction of cyt c with nitroxide species in vitro. The interaction of cyt c, DHQ, xymedon® with (NO)2-MF monolayers was confirmed by the increasing of limiting area А0 from 0.88nm2 up to 1.70nm2 of (NO)2-MF on the aqueous subphase, by the paramagnetism and UV–vis spectral data changes. These results can be explained by appearance of oxoammonium ion (NO+)2-MF adlayers and monolayers. The antioxidant and regenerating effects were shown when treating wounds by xymedon® in the presence of additives (0.001%) of (NO)2-MF in the experiments on the rats.
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Biomaterials
Biomimetic model of nitroxide species
Biomimetics
Constraining
Cytochrome с
Electron Spin Resonance Spectroscopy
Fullerenes - metabolism
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Monolayers
Nitrogen Oxides - metabolism
Nitroxide malonate methanofullerene
Paramagnetism
Reduction
Spectrophotometry, Ultraviolet
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