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Cardiolipin molecules and method of synthesis

CA 2502285 A1 · Owner: Ahmad, Moghis U. · Inventors: Ahmad, Moghis U.; Ahmad, Imran; Ukkalam, Murali K.

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The invention provides new synthetic routes for cardiolipin with different fatty acids and/or alkyl chains with varying chain length and also with or without unsaturation, particularly a short-chain cardiolipin. The methods comprise reacting a 1,2-O-sn-diacyl/1,2-O-sn-dialkyl glycerol or a 2-<I>O</I>protected glycerol, with a phosphoramidite reagent or a phosphate triester to produce a protected cardiolipin, which is deprotected to prepare the short chain cardiolipin. The reaction schemes can be used to generate new variants of cardiolipin. The cardiolipin prepared by the present methods can be incorporated into liposomes, which can also include active agents such as hydrophobic or …

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FiledSeptember 5, 2003
GrantedNo grant recorded
Term endedSeptember 5, 2023
Patent numberCA 2502285 A1
Classification (IPC)C07F9/10

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