Molecular clips with spatially proximal urea residues for efficient transmembrane co-transport of H+/Cl− ions
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Nyaya Prakash Pradhan, Kavthekar Rupesh Namdev, Aasheesh Srivastava
We report the design of bis(urea) functionalized amphiphilic molecular clips viz. 1a–1e to achieve efficient transmembrane co-transport of H+/Cl− ions. The most promising molecule 1a demonstrated a low nanomolar EC50 value (6.96 nM) to co-transport H+/Cl− ions via a carrier-mediated pathway and showed selective toxicity against cancerous HeLa cells as a result.
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