Formula: C10H11NO4. Kumar, S; Bera, S; Nandi, SK; Haldar, D in [Kumar, Santosh; Bera, Santu; Nandi, Sujay Kumar; Haldar, Debasish] Indian Inst Sci Educ & Res Kolkata, Dept Chem Sci, Mohanpur 741246, W Bengal, India published Self-assembly pattern directed sustained release from porous microspheres of discotic tripeptides in 2020, Cited 73. The Name is Dimethyl 5-aminoisophthalate. Through research, I have a further understanding and discovery of 99-27-4.
Porous microspheres from discotic tripeptides have been investigated as potential candidates for drug delivery vehicles. The C-3 symmetric discotic tripeptide adopts a supramolecular helical column structure by three fold intermolecular hydrogen bonding interactions as well as face to face pi-pi stacking interactions. But the C-2 symmetric discotic tripeptide adopts a supramolecular dimer like structure by six-fold intermolecular hydrogen bonding interactions and face to face pi-pi stacking interactions. Field emission scanning electron microscopy (FE-SEM) revealed that the C-3 symmetric discotic tripeptide exhibits bird nest-like porous microsphere morphology formed by the assembly of the individual columns. However the C-2 symmetric discotic tripeptide forms round clay pitcher like porous microspheres. These porous microspheres have been used as potential carriers for the sustained release of a bacteriostatic antibiotic sulfamethoxazole. The spectroscopic studies as well as the growth inhibition of E. coli reveal that the round clay pitcher-like porous microspheres are more efficient than the bird nest-like porous microspheres for the sustained release of drugs. The report highlights the importance of the self-assembly pattern for the fabrication of advanced functional materials.
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