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January 22, 2009Journal of Medicinal Chemistry66 citations

Glycolipids and Benzylammonium Lipids as Novel Antisepsis Agents: Synthesis and Biological Characterization

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MPMatteo PiazzaCRClara RossiniSFSilvia Della Fiorentina

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New glycolipids and a benzylammonium lipid were rationally designed by varying the chemical structure of a D-glucose-derived hit compound active as lipid A antagonist. We report the synthesis of these compounds, their in vitro activity as lipid A antagonists on HEK cells, and the capacity to inhibit LPS-induced septic shock in vivo. The lack of toxicity and the good in vivo activity suggest the use of some compounds of the panel as hits for antisepsis drug development.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a72b54435aa2c282ce3640dhttps://doi.org/10.1021/jm801333m
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