A simple type of chiral selector immobilized capillaries was prepared and applied to the separation of some enantiomers by capillary electrophoresis(CE) without chiral selective reagents in a buffer solution. β ...A simple type of chiral selector immobilized capillaries was prepared and applied to the separation of some enantiomers by capillary electrophoresis(CE) without chiral selective reagents in a buffer solution. β Cyclodextrin (CD) was bonded to the inner wall of fused silica capillary with the aid of 3 (2 cyclooxypropoxyl) propyl trimethoxy silane or 3 aminopropyltriethoxyl silane as bridge. The synthesis conditions such as reaction temperature, reaction ratios, solvents were optimized. The stability and reproducibility of the CD modified capillaries were studied under different operation conditions. It is satisfactory to apply the capillary to the chiral separation of d,l adrenaline and the atracurium besilate diastereoisomers under the optimized conditions.展开更多
Upon addition of Tb^(3+) to 16 nucleotides and homopolynucleotides, all of them showed a characteristic green emission from Tb^(3+), but with much different intensity, upon excitation in the aromatic region of bases. ...Upon addition of Tb^(3+) to 16 nucleotides and homopolynucleotides, all of them showed a characteristic green emission from Tb^(3+), but with much different intensity, upon excitation in the aromatic region of bases. The result suggested that nucleotides with at least one carbonyl group in nucleotide bases are better enhancers to the fluorescence of Tb3+. The complexes of ATP, GDP and GTP with T5^(3+) are synthesized as two types of models. Guanine tpye nucleotides with one carbonyl group in the bases are the best enhancers, while adenine type nucleotides with no carbonyl group in the bases are poorest enhancers to the fluorescence of Tb^(3+). Comparing the IR spectra of ATP, GTP, GDP and their Tb^(3+) complexes suggested that C-6 carbonyl group in GTP and GDP may be involved in complex formation, which may be responsible for the effective energy transfer. This is further supported by comparing the UV spectra of ATP, Poly(A), GTP, and Poly(G) with their Tb^(3+) complexes in water solution.展开更多
文摘A simple type of chiral selector immobilized capillaries was prepared and applied to the separation of some enantiomers by capillary electrophoresis(CE) without chiral selective reagents in a buffer solution. β Cyclodextrin (CD) was bonded to the inner wall of fused silica capillary with the aid of 3 (2 cyclooxypropoxyl) propyl trimethoxy silane or 3 aminopropyltriethoxyl silane as bridge. The synthesis conditions such as reaction temperature, reaction ratios, solvents were optimized. The stability and reproducibility of the CD modified capillaries were studied under different operation conditions. It is satisfactory to apply the capillary to the chiral separation of d,l adrenaline and the atracurium besilate diastereoisomers under the optimized conditions.
基金Work supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China
文摘Upon addition of Tb^(3+) to 16 nucleotides and homopolynucleotides, all of them showed a characteristic green emission from Tb^(3+), but with much different intensity, upon excitation in the aromatic region of bases. The result suggested that nucleotides with at least one carbonyl group in nucleotide bases are better enhancers to the fluorescence of Tb3+. The complexes of ATP, GDP and GTP with T5^(3+) are synthesized as two types of models. Guanine tpye nucleotides with one carbonyl group in the bases are the best enhancers, while adenine type nucleotides with no carbonyl group in the bases are poorest enhancers to the fluorescence of Tb^(3+). Comparing the IR spectra of ATP, GTP, GDP and their Tb^(3+) complexes suggested that C-6 carbonyl group in GTP and GDP may be involved in complex formation, which may be responsible for the effective energy transfer. This is further supported by comparing the UV spectra of ATP, Poly(A), GTP, and Poly(G) with their Tb^(3+) complexes in water solution.
