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School of Chemistry: Recent submissions

    • Transporter and protease mediated delivery of platinum complexes for precision oncology 

      Hambley, Trevor William
      Published 2019-01-01
      Precision approaches are rapidly becoming the norm in the treatment of cancer and this is already impacting on the way platinum complexes are used. In this commentary, we will argue that there is the potential for platinum ...
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    • Remarkable Enhancement in Boron Uptake Within Glioblastoma Cells With Carboranyl-Indole Carboxamides 

      Narlawar, Rajeshwar; Austin, Christopher J. D.; Kahlert, Jan; Selleri, Silvia; Da Pozzo, Eleonora; Martini, Claudia; Werry, Eryn L.; Rendina, Louis M.; Kassiou, Michael
      Published 2018-10-17
      Novel boron‐rich, carboranyl–indole carboxamide ligands were prepared and found to effectively target the 18 kDa translocator protein (TSPO), an upregulated mitochondrial membrane‐bound protein which has been observed in ...
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    • High mitochondrial accumulation of new gadolinium(III) agents within tumour cells 

      Morrison, Daniel E.; Aitken, Jade B.; de Jonge, Martin D.; Ioppolo, Joseph A.; Harris, Hugh H.; Rendina, Louis M.
      Published 2014-01-01
      The first bifunctional Gd(III) complexes covalently bound to arylphosphonium cations and the first tumour-cell selective mitochondrial agents designed for potential application in binary cancer therapies are reported. The ...
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    • Carborane functionalization of the aromatic network in chemically-synthesized graphene 

      Kahlert, Jan U.; Rawal, Aditya; Hook, James M.; Rendina, Louis M.; Choucair, Mohammad
      Published 2014-08-06
      The conjugated aromatic system of graphene was used to trap the reactive, boron-rich 1,2-carborane cluster. Functionalization of the graphene surface was confirmed by solid-state MAS 11B NMR spectroscopy and quantified by ...
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    • Molecular Recognition of an Adenine Derivative by Organoplatinum(II) Complexes with Hydrogen-Bonding Functionality 

      Crisp, Michael G.; Kavianpour, Poya; Rendina, Louis M.
      Published 2019-03-15
      The first examples of adenine binding by isomeric organoplatinum(II) complexes bearing H-bonding nicotinic and isonicotinic acid ligands are reported. Notably, a subtle switching of the H-bonding functionality from the 3- ...
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