"Aggregation in Amphiphilic Macrocycle Substituted Gd3+ DOTA-type Chelates is Affected by the Regiochemistry of Substitution" by Benjamin C. Webber

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Aggregation in Amphiphilic Macrocycle Substituted Gd3+ DOTA-type Chelates is Affected by the Regiochemistry of Substitution

Inorganic Chemistry

Benjamin C. Webber, Portland State University
Claudio Cassino, Università del Piemonte Orientale
Mauro Botta, Università del Piemonte Orientale
Mark Woods, Portland State University

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1-1-2015

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Chemistry

Abstract

Gd(3+) chelates of macrocyclic bifunctional chelators (BFCs) can differentiate into two regioisomers: corner and side. These isomers afford different orientations of chelate relative to conjugate. These differences alter the self-assembly, tumbling, and effectiveness as magnetic resonance imaging contrast agents of the two biphenyl conjugate isomers.

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https://doi.org/10.1021/ic5028724

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10.1021/ic5028724

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Webber, B. C., Cassino, C., Botta M.,, and Woods, M. (2015). Aggregation in Amphiphilic Macrocycle Substituted Gd3+ DOTA-type Chelates is Affected by the Regiochemistry of Substitution. Inorg. Chem., (2015), 54, 2085–2087.