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FIGURE 6.7
Representative clickable poly(propargyl)-functionalized fullerene scaffolds.
of the key polyaromatic platform glycoconjugates suitable for CNT surface coating.
Bertozzi and coworkers [144] prepared octavalent mannose-, galactose-, and lactose-
conjugated click glycodendrimers with a terminal pyrene-bearing segment at the
focal point from the alkyne derivative
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. Khiar and coworkers proposed, instead,
the azide-armed butterfly-like tetrabenzo[
a,c,g,i
]fluorene polyaromatic platform
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[145], whereas Star and coworkers used the tetraalkynyl porphyrine scaffold
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[146]. In all cases, the resulting glycoconjugates self-organized on the CNT surface
to form the corresponding multivalent click glyco-CNTs (Scheme 6.18).
Metal glyconanoparticles are probably the glyconanomaterials that have raised
the highest expectations in nanomedicine [147-149]. Examples of click-chemistry-
based glycocoating of either azide (TiO
2
) [150] or alkyne functional metal nanoparti-
cles (Au) [151] have been reported. Interestingly, ZnS/CdSe glyconanoparticles
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(Fig. 6.8), obtained by thiol coupling of trivalent galactosyl click glycodendrons
with preformed pyridine-capped nanoparticles were shown to be selectively uptake
by lung cancer cells enriched with membrane-bound asialoprotein receptors [152].
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