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Au2phen ((2,9-dimethyl-1,10-phenanthroline)2Au2(µ-O)2)(PF6)2 and Auoxo6 ((6,6′-dimethyl-2,2′-bipyridine)2Au2(µ-O)2)(PF6)2 are two structurally related gold(III) complexes that were previously reported to display relevant and promising anticancer ...
Giulia Gorini +7 more
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SEQUENTIAL EXTRACTION OF SUBSTANCES WITH KNOWN Au SPECIATION – AN EXPERIMENTAL DATA
A study has been conducted on the features of distriburion of Au among the fractions of a 7-step sequential extraction procedure using model substances that are similar in composition to natural organic matter from the dispersion train of sulfide ...
B. Y. Saryg-ool +4 more
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Gold(III) Complexes for Antitumor Applications: An Overview [PDF]
AbstractGold(III) complexes have emerged as a versatile and effective class of metal‐based anticancer agents. The development of various types of ligands capable of stabilizing the AuIII cation and preventing its reduction under physiological conditions, such as chelating nitrogen‐donors, dithiocarbamates and C^N cyclometalled ligands, has opened the ...
Benoît Bertrand +2 more
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Gold(III) [Au(III)] complexes exhibit potential anticancer activities. A series of Au(III) porphyrin complexes containing different meso-substituent groups (phenyl, methoxyphenyl, butyloxyphenyl, octyloxyphenyl, and decyloxyphenyl) was synthesized.
Tossapon Phromsatit +5 more
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The red-emitting fluorescent properties of bovine serum albumin (BSA)–gold conjugates are commonly attributed to gold nanoclusters formed by metallic and ionized gold atoms, stabilized by the protein.
Bence Fehér +8 more
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The worldwide increase in antibiotic resistance poses a significant challenge, and researchers are diligently seeking new drugs to combat infections and prevent bacterial pathogens from developing resistance.
Ana Marques +3 more
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Biologically‐Active Gold(III) Complexes [PDF]
A review is given of the background to and results of the succesful pharmacological testing of [AuX2(damp)] (X = Cl, OAc; damp = 2 − Me2NCH2C6H4) against a range of microbes, fungi and tumouts, culminating in in vivo xenografts of ZR‐1‐75. These are the first fully evaluated gold(III) complexes.
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Dihaloperhaloaryl(triphenylarsine)gold(III) Complexes
Abstract When C 6 Cl 5 AuAsPh 3 reacts with halogens, oxidation of the gold(I) complex and formation of X 2 Au(C 6 Cl 5 )AsPh 3 (X = Cl, Br, I) take place. However, when C 6 F 5 AuAsPh 3 reacts with halogens, oxidation is only observed in the case of Cl 2 , whilst I 2 (totally) and Br 2 (partially) split the AuC bond. This behaviour is contrary
Usón, Rafael +2 more
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Solution study under physiological conditions and cytotoxic activity of the gold(III) complexes with L-histidine-containing peptides [PDF]
Proton NMR spectroscopy and cyclic voltammetry have been applied to study the stability of three gold(III) complexes with L-histidine-containing peptides, [Au(Gly-L-His-N,N’,N’’)Cl]NO3.1.25H2O (Au1), [Au(L-Ala-L-His-N,N’,N’’)Cl]NO3.2.5H2O (Au2 ...
Glišić Biljana Đ. +5 more
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In situ detection of an unstable C,N-Au(III) chelate by 15N NMR methods
Au(III)-NHC-oxazolyl complexes are prepared by oxidation and anion exchange of the corresponding Au(I)Cl-NHC-oxazolyl precursors, which are synthesized from appropriate imidazolium pre-ligands.
Jostein Lund +2 more
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