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Divergent approach to nanoscale glycomicelles and photo-responsive supramolecular glycogels. Implications for drug delivery and photoswitching lectin affinity

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The field of stimuli-responsive supramolecular biomaterials has rapidly advanced in recent years, with potential applications in diverse areas such as cancer theranostics, tissue engineering, and catalysis. However, designing molecular materials that exhibit predetermined hierarchical self-assembly to control the size, morphology, surface chemistry, and responsiveness of the final nanostructures remains a significant challenge. In this study, we present a divergent synthetic approach for the fabrication of spherical micelles and functional 1D-glyconanotube-based photoresponsive gels from structurally related diazobenzene/diacetylene glycolipids. The resulting nanostructures were characterized using NMR, TEM, and SEM, confirming the formation of spherical and tubular nanostructures in both the gel and solution states. Upon UV irradiation, a reversible gel–sol transition was observed, resulting from the photoswitching of the azobenzene unit from the stretched trans form to the compact, metastable cis form. Our gels were shown to enable spatio-temporal control of the adhesion and release of the lectin Concanavalin A, demonstrating potential use as regenerable biomaterials to fight against infections with toxins and pathogens. Additionally, our micelles and gels were evaluated as nanocontainers for loading and controlled release of hydrophobic dyes and antitumoural agents, suggesting their possible use as smart theranostic drug delivery systems.

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Divergent approach to nanoscale glycomicelles and photo-responsive supramolecular glycogels. Implications for drug delivery and photoswitching lectin affinity

Author: Romero Ben, Elena; Castillejos Anguiano, María del Carmen; Rosales Barrios, Cristian; Expósito, María; Ruda, Pilar; Castillo, Paula M.; Khiar, Noureddine
Publisher: Royal Society of Chemistry
Year: 2023
DOI: 10.1039/D3TB01713C
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Di e gen app oach o nanoscale glycomicelles
and pho o- esponsi e sup amolecula glycogels.
Implica ions o d ug deli e y and pho oswi ching
lec in affini y†
Elena Rome o-Ben, ‡
a
M Ca men Cas illejos, ‡
a
C is ian Rosales-Ba ios,
a
Ma ı
´a Expo
´si o,
a
Pila Ruda,
a
Paula M. Cas illo,
a
S e ania Na decchia,
b
Juan de Vicen e
b
and Nou eddine Khia *
a
The ield o s imuli- esponsi e sup amolecula bioma e ials has apidly ad anced in ecen yea s, wi h
po en ial applica ions in di e se a eas such as cance he anos ics, issue enginee ing, and ca alysis.
Howe e , designing molecula ma e ials ha exhibi p ede e mined hie a chical sel -assembly o con ol
he size, mo phology, su ace chemis y, and esponsi eness o he inal nanos uc u es emains a
signi ican challenge. In his s udy, we p esen a di e gen syn he ic app oach o he ab ica ion o
sphe ical micelles and unc ional 1D-glyconano ube-based pho o esponsi e gels om s uc u ally
ela ed diazobenzene/diace ylene glycolipids. The esul ing nanos uc u es we e cha ac e ized using
NMR, TEM, and SEM, con i ming he o ma ion o sphe ical and ubula nanos uc u es in bo h he gel
and solu ion s a es. Upon UV i adia ion, a e e sible gel–sol ansi ion was obse ed, esul ing om he
pho oswi ching o he azobenzene uni om he s e ched ans o m o he compac , me as able cis
o m. Ou gels we e shown o enable spa io- empo al con ol o he adhesion and elease o he lec in
Concana alin A, demons a ing po en ial use as egene able bioma e ials o igh agains in ec ions wi h
oxins and pa hogens. Addi ionally, ou micelles and gels we e e alua ed as nanocon aine s o loading
and con olled elease o hyd ophobic dyes and an i umou al agen s, sugges ing hei possible use as
sma he anos ic d ug deli e y sys ems.
In oduc ion
The de elopmen o complex nanoscale sys ems able o ecei e
and execu e commands om ex e nal s imuli has ecei ed
inc eased a en ion in ecen yea s due o hei po en ial use in
d ug deli e y, issue enginee ing,biomine aliza ion,molecula
elec onics, and ca alysis.
1–7
O ele ance o he design o hese
sys ems as cance he anos ics, s uc u e–ac i i y ela ionship
s udies ha e shown ha opology and size a e key ac o s o
hei cellula up ake, ci cula ion ime and in e ac ion wi h speci ic
ecep o s.
8–12
Indeed, while sphe ical nanoma e ials a e well
sui ed o p ocesses in ol ing apid cellula up ake,
13
1D- od
s uc u esa emo eapp op ia e o hose equi ingalonge
ci cula ion ime.
14
On he o he hand, i has been shown ha
sphe ical micelles a e po en inhibi o s o globula ecep o s,
while 1D-nano ibe s as well as 3D-gels a e mo e sui able o
adhesion and inhibi ion o bac e ial mo ili y.
15–18
The e o e,
de eloping di e gen and cos -e ec i e syn he ic app oaches
allowing he syn hesis o sma unc ionalized o ganic ma e ials
and modula ing hei sizes, opology and unc ionali y om well-
designed molecula monome s is highly desi able, al hough i
emains an ou s anding challenge.
19
One amily o molecules
sui able o he c ea ion o sup amolecula di e si y a e he
amphiphiles, whose sel -o ganiza ion can lead o he o ma ion
o species wi h a wide ange o sizes and whose unc ionali y can
ange om o dina y soap o ex acellula ma ix mimics.,
20,21
A pa adigma ic example a e sup amolecula gels,
22,23
ob ained
om low molecula weigh o ganogela o s (LMOGS),
24–26
whose
hie a chical sel -o ganiza ion lead o lexible 1D-nano ibe s wi h a
high aspec a io ha ing sizes anging om submic on o hund eds
o mic ome e s which by en anglemen , o m he mac oscopic
sup amolecula gels o millime e size.
27,28
This hie a chy p o ides
an excellen oppo uni y o design in elligen sup amolecula
a
Asymme ic Syn hesis and Func ional Nanosys ems G oup, Ins i u o de
In es igaciones Quı
´micas (IIQ), CSIC-Uni e sidad de Se illa, A da. Ame
´ ico
Vespucio 49, 41092, Se ille, Spain. E-mail: [email p o ec ed]
b
Depa men o Applied Physics and Excellence Resea ch Uni ‘Modeling Na u e’
(MNa ), Facul y o Sciences, Uni e si y o G anada, C/Fuen enue a s/n, 18071 –
G anada, Spain
†Elec onic supplemen a y in o ma ion (ESI) a ailable. See DOI: h ps://doi.o g/
10.1039/d3 b01713c
‡These au ho s con ibu ed equally.
Recei ed 28 h July 2023,
Accep ed 7 h Oc obe 2023
DOI: 10.1039/d3 b01713c
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sys ems wi h unc ional esponses by inco po a ing mo i s
esponsi e o ex e nal s imuli in o he molecula s uc u es o
amphiphiles.
29–31
Among he diffe en s imuli, using ligh offe s he ad an age
o being easily u ned on and off, employing adjus able wa e-
leng h and in ensi y, and offe ing high spa ial and empo al
con ol.
29,30,32–36
Mo eo e , an in e es ing class o amphiphiles
a e glycolipids whose hie a chical sup amolecula o ganiza ion
leads o complex sys ems endowed wi h impo an biological
ac i i ies due o he in ol emen o ca bohyd a es in i al
p ocesses such as pa hogen adhesion, ansplan ejec ion,
e iliza ion, and cell p oli e a ion/di e en ia ion.
29,37–40
Based
on hese p emises and wi hin ou in e es in he de elopmen
o unc ional so glyconanoma e ials,
41–44
we epo , he ein, a
new modula syn he ic app oach o sel -associa i e mul i unc-
ional neoglycolipids 1–3 o he di e gen nano ab ica ion o
unc ional sphe ical micelles, 1D-lipid glyconano ubes, and
pho o esponsi e 3D-gels, Fig. 1.
Resul s and discussion
Syn he ic design
In he design o he sel -associa i e monome s, diazobenzene,
linked di ec ly o he bio ecogni ion elemen mannose, was
used as a ligh - esponsi e g oup.
29,34
The design also includes a
a iable oligoe hylene glycol o ine- une he hyd ophobic–
hyd ophilic balance o he neoglycolipid. Fu he mo e, as hyd o-
phobic ail a 25 ca bon chain bea ing a pho o-polyme izable
diace ylenic unc ion, known o i s abili y o o m nanoma e ials
wi h in e es ing ch oma ic p ope ies was used.
44–49
The design
was alida ed by syn hesizing unc ional sphe ical micelles
(Fig.1a),and1D-lipidglyconano ubes(Fig.1b), ha en angle o
o m ligh esponsi e 3D-gels (Fig. 1c).
Syn hesis o he monome s
The syn hesis o he h ee compounds (1,2and 3), use e a-O-
ace yl-a-D-mannopy anosyl ichlo oace imida e 4, ob ained in
wo s eps om mannose pen aace a e, as s a ing ma e ial,
Scheme 1. Monoglycosyla ion o 4,40-dihyd oxyazobenzene 5
accep o ,
50
using dono 4and bo on i luo ide as an ac i a o
gi es he desi es compound 6wi h 86% yield. Fo he modula ion
o he hyd ophilic–hyd ophobic balance, as well as o un a elling
he e ec o he connec ing g oup be ween he pola head g oup
and he apola ail, bi unc ional space s 7–9, de i ed om e a-
e hyleneglycol (7,8) o eicosae yleneglycol (9), we e used,
Scheme 1. The condensa ion o alcohol 6wi h osyla ed space
7in he p esence o K
2
CO
3
, LiCl in ace oni ile gi es he
co esponding de i a i e 10 in 60% yield, Scheme 1a. Nex , he
dep o ec ion o he NHBoc de i a i e 10 using i luo oace ic
acid in me hylene chlo ide gi es he ee amine 11. Amida ion
wi h pen acosadiinoic acid (PCDA) in he p esence o TBTU and
DIPEA in DMF gi es he co esponding amide 12 wi h 60% yield
and, inally, Zemplen deace yla ion gi es he desi ed neoglycoli-
pid 1, Scheme 1a. Fo he syn hesis o he neoglycolipids 2and 3,
Scheme 1b, condensa ion o po assium alcohola e o 6wi h he
osyla ed azido space s de i ed om e ae hyleneglycol 8o
Fig. 1 Di e gen syn hesis o mannose-coa ed micelles (a) and pho o esponsi e mannose-coa ed gel (b) h ough sup amolecula sel -o ganiza ion o
suga -coa ed diazobenzene/diace ylene amphiphiles. Amhiphile 3wi h a la ge PEG
20
chain sel -o ganize in o sphe ical micelle able o hos and
solubilize he hyd ophobic dye Nile ed (a), while amphiphile 1wi h a sho e ae hyleneglycol chain sel -o ganize in o 1D-nano ubes (b) which e ol e o
idimensional gels, able o es ablish selec i e in e ac ions wi h mannose-speci ic lec in Texas ed
s
concana alin A (d), and o pe o m a e e sible gel–
sol ansi ion in esponse o ligh i adia ion (c and e).
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eicosae hyleneglycol space 9, in ace oni ile gi es he e he
de i a i es 13 and 14 in 67% and 70% yields espec i ely.
Cu(I)-ca alyzed azide alkyne 1,3-dipola cycloaddi ions (CuAAC)
be ween azides 13 o 14 and he N-(2-p opynyl)pen acosa-10,12-
diynamide alkyne 15, i sel ob ained in one s ep om PCDA
and p opa gylamine, in he p esence o sodium asco ba e and
in a me hylene chlo ide/wa e mix u e, a o ded egioselec i ely
he 1,2,3- iazole de i a i es 16 and 17 wi h 60 and 80% yield
espec i ely. Finally, Zemplen deace yla ion gi es he desi ed
compounds 2and 3wi h 97 and 99% chemical yield. The
s uc u es o he 3 monome s we e con i med by monodimen-
sional and bidimensional NMR as well as by mass spec oscopy
(see expe imen al pa and ESI†).
Pho oisome iza ion s udy o he monome s
Azobenzene compounds a e well-known o hei e e sible pho o-
isome iza ion be ween he ans and cis o ms unde al e na ing
UV and isible ligh i adia ion.
51
The ligh - esponsi e beha io o
h ee neoglycolipids 1–3,Fig.1,wass udiedby
1
HNMR(Fig.2b
and c), UV-Vis (Fig. 2d and e), and HPLC-MS spec oscopies ( ide
in a). The mos signi ican p o ons o s udying he isome iza ion
kine ics o neoglycolipids 1–3 by
1
H NMR a e he diazobenzene
p o ons, hep o on5o he iazoleand heanome icp o ono
suga . In he s able ans (E) isome s he signals o p o ons 3, 5
and 30,5
0o hediazobenzenemoie yappea as wodouble sa
6.90 ppm and 7.10 ppm espec i ely, while p o ons 2.6 and 20.60
appea oge he a a lowe ield (abou 7.75 ppm). The iazole
p o on is obse ed as a single a 7.90 ppm, and he anome ic
p o on appea s ei he as a b oad single (in he case o 1- ans and
2- ans) o as a double wi h a small coupling cons an (1.34 Hz) in
he case o 3- ans, a app oxima ely 5.60 ppm. In he cis (Z)
isome s [1-cis,2-cis (see ESI†), and 3-cis], he signals o he 3, 5 and
30,5
0p o ons unde go a sligh shi a 7.00 and 6.90 ppm, while
he 2, 6 and 20,6
0p o ons alpha o he diazo unc ion unde go a
p onounced shielding e ec , om 8.00 ppm o 6.80 ppm.
Al hough he anome ic p o on unde goes a sligh chemical shi
change ( om 5.60 ppm o 5.50 ppm), i s loca ion in a posi ion
whe e he e a e no o he signals allows i o be used as an
addi ional con ol o moni o and quan i y he ans–cis isome s.
To gain u he s uc u al insigh s, we conduc ed selec i e
1D-NOESY and 1H/1H EASY ROESY 2D expe imen s (see ESI†).
In he case o he 2- ans de i a i e, ou NOESY 1D expe imen s
acili a ed mo e p ecise signal assignmen s o bo h a oma ic
ings (see Fig. S53–S56 in he ESI†). Addi ionally, 2D 1H/1H EASY-
ROESY expe imen s, ca ied ou on a p edominan ly 2-cis con igu-
a ion, e ealed con ac NOEs be ween he H3 and H5 p o ons o
he a oma ic ing linked o he suga and a me hylene p o ons o
hePEGchain(seeFig.S60in heESI†).
Ou s udy allowed us o quan i y he pho os a iona y (Z:E)
s a e o he h ee neoglycolipids in DMSO. Neoglycolipid 1
exhibi ed a pho os a iona y s a e o 75% cis (Z) and 25% ans
(E) isome s (Fig. 2b), while neoglycolipid 2displayed a pho o-
s a iona y s a e o 82% cis (Z) and 18% ans (E) isome s (see
ESI†). Rema kably, and con a y o mos epo ed diazobenzene
glycolipids, neoglycolipid 3showed a unique beha io as i s
pho oswi ching was independen o he sol en and comple e
e en in me hanol, wi h a pho os a iona y s a e o 100% cis (Z)
isome (Fig. 2c). The comple e isome ic con e sion o neogly-
colipid 3is o g ea in e es in s udying he in luence o
ca bohyd a e o ien a ion on lec in–ca bohyd a e in e ac ions.
The slow he mal e u n om pu e 3-cis o pu e 3- ans isome ,
occu ing o e a pe iod o 96 hou s in he da k, u he adds o
he signi icance o neoglycolipid 3. Mo eo e , unde blue ligh
i adia ion (460 nm), he e u n om he 3-cis o 3- ans isome
in neoglycolipid 3was signi ican ly accele a ed, aking only
2 hou s (Fig. 2c).
UV/Vis spec oscopic s udies we e conduc ed using DMSO as
he sol en and unde gela ion condi ions (see de ails below).
Glycolipids exhibi a b oad abso p ion peak a ound 320–350 nm,
p ima ily a ibu ed o he ans o m o he azobenzene g oup
(Fig. 2d and e). Upon i adia ion, he pho o-induced ans–cis
isome iza ion was obse ed o be e e sible, as he cis o m o
he azo-su ac an s elaxed back o he ans o m a e exposu e
o isible ligh o slowly in he absence o ligh (Fig. 2e).
Fu he mo e, a se ies o successi e ‘‘on–o ’’ swi ching expe i-
men s on he abso p ion bands o glycolipid 1was ca ied ou .
The esul s o hese expe imen s demons a ed ha he p ocess
was e e sible o a leas nine cycles, indica ing ha sample 1
exhibi s good s abili y (Fig. 2 ).
Sup amolecula sel -assembly o amphiphile 1 and
cha ac e iza ion o he pho o esponsi e-glycogel
In o de o de e mine he sup amolecula sel -associa ion capa-
ci ies o he monome s, we de e mined i s hei wa e and
o ganic sol en s solubili ies. Al hough monome s 1and 2a e
insolubleinmos sol en s, hemo ehyd ophilicmonome 3is
Scheme 1 Syn hesis o sel -associa i es neoglycolipid 1(a), 2and 3(b). (i)
BF
3
E
2
O, CH
3
CN, 0 1C; (ii) K
2
CO
3
, LiCl, CH
3
CN; (iii) TFA, CH
2
Cl
2
; (i ) TBTU,
DIPEA, DMF; ( ) MeONa, MeOH; ( i) CuSO
4
, AsCNa, CH
2
Cl
2
/H
2
O.
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soluble in a ious sol en s including wa e ( ide in a). The use o
mix u e o sol en s e eals wa e –e hanol as he bes mix u e.
Indeed, in 1 : 1 o 1 : 2 wa e –e hanol mix u e, monome 1showed
a g ea abili y o o m gels. In he same condi ions monome 2
was insoluble while monome 3ga e a clea yellowish solu ion.
In e es ingly, while in he 1 : 2 wa e e hanol mix u e, he
gela ion o 1 akes place a a concen a ion o 1% (w/ ), in 50%
aqueous e hanol solu ion i akes place a a concen a ion as low
as 0.1%. Addi ionally, in he la e case he compound geli ica e
ins an aneously, Fig. 3, a oom empe a u e wi h no need o
hea ing–cooling o sonica ion. The s uc u e o he as- o med gel
as well as he xe ogel o med om monome 1a 1% was
cha ac e ized by ansmission elec on mic oscopy (TEM) and
ield emission scanning elec on mic oscopy (FESEM) (Fig. 3).
In e locked agglome a ed ubules wi h a uni o m diame e o
31 nm, a hickness o 9 nm, and mic on-scale leng hs we e
egula ly ound in he glycogel-1 unde TEM analysis (Fig. 3a).
The obse a ion o xe ogel-1 unde SEM a he ens o mic ome e
scale showed in e es ing in e wined and wis ed s uc u es in a
bush- o m (see Fig. S32, ESI†). Mo eo e , FESEM analysis allowed
obse ing he de ailed ib illa agg ega es o ming he bundles
shown in he s anda d SEM images (Fig. 3b).
Small-angle X- ay sca e ing (SAXS) s udies allowed us o
ad ance in he exac s uc u al de e mina ion o he ib illa
glycogel-1 (Fig. 3c). Maximum peaks co esponding o a e aged
epea ing dis ances o abou 9.5 nm we e ob ained (Fig. 3c).
I should be no ed ha he s a ing monome is app oxima ely
5 nm in leng h when ex ended, as de e mined by Chem3D analysis
(Fig. 3 ). This sugges s ha a single bilaye would ex end o a
maximum o 10 nm, indica ing ha he ube walls a e likely o med
by a single amphiphilic bilaye wi h some in e pene a ion o he
lipid ail (as shown in Fig. 3d– ). A second peak in he SAXS
spec um a 2y=0.51, co esponding o a sepa a ion o 16.6 nm,
can be assigned o he inne diame e o he lipid nano ube, which
is likely in luenced by he packing o he amphiphilic bilaye .
Unde such sup amolecula sel -o ganiza ion, he ube in he gel
would expose he mannose esidue usually used o he adhesion o
pa hogens o he ex e nal phase, whose speci ic ecep o is in ol ed
in se e al biological p ocesses o in e es .
51,52
On he o he hand,
he in e nal ca i y o he ube, la ge han 10 nm, could accom-
moda e molecules o in e es such as cy o oxic compounds, dyes o
couldalsose easacon inedmedium o o ganic eac ions.
53
The mechanical p ope ies o gel-1 we e cha ac e ized
h ough heological s ain sweep and equency sweep
Fig. 2 Schema ic ep esen a ion o he pho oisome iza ion o neoglycolipids 1–3 (a).
1
HNMR s udies o ans–cis and cis– ans pho o and he mal isome iza ion
o he neoglycolipid 1in DMSOd
6
(b), and 3in MeOD (c). UV-Vis s udies o ans–cis (d) pho oisome iza ion and cis– ans eco e y unde blue ligh i adia ion (e)
o neoglycolipid 1(0,005 w / % in DMSO). Cycle o abso p ion a e al e na e i adia ion wi h UV (360 nm, g een ba ) and isible ligh (460 nm, yellow ba ) ( ).
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expe imen s, e ealing i s high low-shea iscosi y and shea -
hinning beha io . The gel exhibi ed a hys e esis loop in he
low cu e, indica ing hixo opic beha io . Dynamic oscilla o y
shea es s showed ha he gel beha ed as a solid-like ma e ial
wi h a linea iscoelas ic ange, ollowed by non-linea beha io
and yielding a highe s ain ampli udes. The ull s udy wi h
de ailed esul s can be ound in he ESI.†
Diace ylenic amphiphiles (DA) possess pho o esponsi e
p ope ies as hey can unde go polyme iza ion h ough a 1,4-
addi ion eac ion o di adicals gene a ed by UV o gi adia ion.
This p ocess leads o he o ma ion o sma polydiace ylene
(PDA)-nanoma e ials, exhibi ing in iguing ch oma ic p ope ies.
P io o in es iga ing he unc ionali y o gel 1, we examined he
abili y o he sel -associa ed DA monome 1 o pho opolyme ize in
he gel s a e using Raman spec oscopy. The esul s o hese s udies
e ealed ha pho opolyme iza ionoccu sonlyin hed ys a eand
no in he gel s a e ( o de ailed in o ma ion, see he ESI†).
S udies on he UV-induced e e sible gel–sol ansi ion
To in es iga e he ligh - esponsi e beha io o glycogel 1, we,
i s , conduc ed UV/Vis spec oscopic s udies using dilu ion
solu ions in e hanol/wa e (Fig. 4). The esul s e ealed wo
dis inc abso p ion peaks a 365 nm and 445 nm, which
co espond o he p–p* and an n–p* ansi ions, espec i ely.
Fig. 3 Cha ac e iza ion o he glycogel o med by sup amolecula sel -o ganiza ion o neoglycolipid 1. La ge scale high (a) and enla ged (1) TEM images. (1).
La ge-scale heigh (b) and enla ge mic og aph o xe ogel. Small angle X- ay sca e ing (c). Model o he molecula bilaye nano ube de i ed om SAXS s udy (d).
Schema ic illus a ion o he molecula packing in he sel -assembled s a e (e). Chem 3D schema ic illus a ion o he size o sel -assembled amphiphile 1.
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Upon exposu e o UV ligh , a no iceable dec ease in he p–p*
ansi ion band was obse ed, accompanied by a sligh inc ease
in he n–p* ansi ion, indica ing he occu ence o ans–cis
pho oisome iza ion o monome 1upon UV i adia ion
(Fig. 4a). A e 20 minu es o exposu e, he abso p ion bands
s abilized, indica ing ha he pho os a iona y s a e had been
eached. Fu he mo e, we conduc ed High-Pe o mance Liquid
Ch oma og aphy (HPLC) o sepa a e he wo isome s, and he
esul s showed ha 1-cis elu ed a 11.3 minu es, while 1- ans
elu ed a 11.7 minu es (Fig. 4c and d). This sepa a ion allowed
us o quan i y he p opo ions o bo h isome s a di e en ime
poin s. The analysis e ealed ha neoglycolipid 1exhibi ed a
Fig. 4 Re e sible gel–sol ansi ion and hodamine elease s udies. UV-Vis s udies o ans–cis (a) pho oisome iza ion and cis– ans eco e y unde blue
ligh i adia ion (b) o 1(0,005% in E OH/H
2
O). HPLC ch oma og ams a e exposu e o 1 o UV ligh (c) and o whi e ligh om 0 o 20 minu es (d).
Pho og aphs o ials showing he gel–sol ansi ion and colo change unde UV i adia ion (e). La ge-scale heigh ( ) and enla ge phase (1) TEM imageso
sphe ical nano ubes in he solu ion. Rhodamine elease in he da k (g) and unde UV i adia ion (h).
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pho os a iona y s a e wi h 88% in he cis (Z) isome and 12% in
he ans (E) isome (Fig. 4c). An impo an obse a ion o
p ac ical applica ions is ha his pho o-induced isome iza ion is
e e sible. When he glycolipid is in he cis o m, i elaxes back
o he ans o m a e exposu e o isible ligh (Fig. 4d) o
g adually in he da k (see ESI† o mo e de ails). Pho oexci a ion
o glycogel 1 wi h UV ligh a 365 nm causes a gel–sol ansi ion
accompanied by a colo change om yellow o o ange, (Fig. 4e).
Rema kably, he gel–sol ansi ion akes place as e (a e a ew
minu es, see ideo in ESI†), in he case o gel o med in a 33%
compa ed o ha o med in 50% aqueous e hanol mix u e (10–
12 h). The esul ing solu ion was analysed by ansmission
elec on mic oscopy, which e ealed hep esencedispe sedlipid
nano ubes (Fig. 4 ). In e es ingly, he diame e o he ubes (abou
39 nm) was ound o be sligh ly la ge han ha o he ube in he
gel s a e. I is belie ed ha he inc ease in diame e is mainly due
o he widening o he inne ca i y o he ube, as he walls
emained he same size. The p ecise cause o his change is
challenging o elucida e, bu i is likely a ibu ed o al e a ions in
he cu a u e o he lipid laye esul ing om he isome iza ion o
he glycogel-1 molecules. The analysis o cis-glycogel-1 h ough
SAXS s udies (see ESI†) indica es ha he size o he ube walls,
o med by a single amphiphilic bilaye , emained unchanged.
Howe e , he inne diame e o he lipid nano ubes exhibi ed an
inc easeandshowednon-uni o mi y. Speci ically, we obse ed
h ee dis inc peaks co esponding o a e aged epea ing dis-
ances o app oxima ely 9.17 nm, 17.86 nm, and 20.18 nm. These
indings sugges ha he diame e inc emen p ima ily a ises
om he widening o he inne ca i y o he ube, a he han he
widening o he ube walls. The gel is also capable o main ain
se e al cycles o o ma ion and disin eg a ion p omo ed by ligh
s imuli wi h no no iceable deg ada ion (da a no shown).
S udy o hodamine s o age and con olled elease om
glycogel-1
Nex , in o de o in es iga e he capabili y o glycogel-1 o small
molecules s o age, as well as passi e and ligh -con olled elease
we measu ed he diffusion o hodamine B (a common biological
dye) om gel-1 o med a 0.5% in he da k and upon UV ligh
i adia ion (Fig. 4g and h). Fo his, eshly p epa ed Rho/gel-1 was
co e ed wi h he same hyd oalcoholic solu ion used o i s p e-
pa a ion and, a diffe en ime in e als, he en i e supe na an
was emo ed, eplaced, and he abso p ions a 550 nm eco ded.
As deduced om sigmoid cu e o Fig. 5d and he each o a
pla eau, a o al hodamine elease om Rho/gel-1 was a ained a
50h(Fig.4g)in heda k.Incon as ,i adia iona 365nmled o
he elease o 100% o he d ug wi hin 15 h, Fig. 4h, indica ing
ha he diffusion o hodamine om he gel-1 in he da kness is
a leas 3- old slowe han i s elease unde UV ligh i adia ion.
Spa io empo al con ol o adhesion and elease o he lec in
concana alin A
Once demons a ed he abili y o he gel o en ap and elease
molecules o in e es in a con olled manne , we ocused on
he addi ional unc ionali y con e ed by spa ial o ien a ion o
he mannose esidue. I is pe inen o ecall a his poin ha
spec oscopic and mic oscopic s udies ( ide sup a), suppo he
p oposi ion o a model acco ding o which glycogel-1 de i es
om he in e connec ion o nano ubes whose walls a e o med
by a single bilaye o he amphiphile. I his model is co ec ,
he ex e nal ace o he nano ubes will expose mannose
esidues, p o iding an excellen oppo uni y o s udy he
p esen a ion and o ien a ion o ca bohyd a e moie ies in
hei mul i alen in e ac ions wi h speci ic ecep o s o
he i s ime in he gel s a e. The in e ac ion o he plan lec in
concana alin A (ConA), ob ained om jack bean (Conca alia
ensi o mis), wi h mul i alen mannosyla ed ma e ials is well
s udied and p o ides an excellen ool o alida e ou
model.
54–56
ConA is known o selec i ely ecognizes a-manno-
py anoside, a-glucopy anoside and o a lesse ex en a-N-
ace ylglucosamine.
57–59
As a lec in con ol we used he Peanu
agglu inin lec in (PNA) om A achis hypogaea, known o
selec i ely ecognize b-galac ose bu no a-mannose epi opes.
The s udies we e conduc ed by luo escence spec oscopy using
Texas Red
s
-labelled ConA and FITC-labelled PNA. Conside ing
ha PDA de i a i es can exhibi au o luo escence, we con-
duc ed a lec in- ee con ol assay (Fig. 5a and b), which showed
Fig. 5 Fluo escence s udy o he selec i e in e ac ion o mannose-
coa ed glycogel-1 wi h lec ins. The images o he de ec ion o he g een
luo escence we e acqui ed upon exci a ion a 480/40 nm wi h a band
pass il e a 527/30 nm. The images o he de ec ion ed luo escence
we e acqui ed a e exci a ion a 560/40 nm wi h a band il e 645/75.
Images o he glycogel-1 in he ans o m alone (a) and (b), a e
incuba ion wi h PNA-FITC (c), a e in e ac ion wi h ConA-Texas Red (d),
a e incuba ion wi h e e sely labelled lec ins ConA-FITC (e), and wi h
PNA-Alexa Fluo 594 ( ).
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ha glycogel-1 lacks bo h g een (Fig. 5a) and ed luo escence
(Fig. 5b).
Howe e , an image showing a gel ha ing a ed luo escence
was obse ed upon ea men o glycogel-1 wi h ConA-Texas
Red
s
(Fig. 5d), indica ing an effec i e in e ac ion be ween
lec in and mannose on he su ace o he ibe s. Con e sely,
no luo escence was obse ed when glycogel-1 was ea ed wi h
PNA-FITC (Fig. 5c), indica ing ha glycogel-1 is able o es ablish
selec i e in e ac ions and is esis an o non-speci ic in e ac ions.
As an addi ional con ol, he same assay was pe o med using
e e se labelled lec ins (ConA-FITC and PNA-AlexaFluo ). In his
case (Fig. 5e and ), and as expec ed, glycogel-1 exhibi ed luo es-
cence only in g een. I is also ema kable ha his speci ic
ecogni ion akes place in a e y sho ime (30 s), compa able
o he bes sys ems epo ed in he li e a u e.
60
This efficiency
can be explained by he so-called glycoside clus e effec ,
61–63
consequence o mannose mul i alen exposi ion on he 1D-glyco-
nano ubes in glycogel-1. In his sense we ecen ly epo ed ha
mannose-coa ed single-walled ca bon nano ubes a e among he
mos e icien binde o ConA.
31
Taking ad an age o he possibili y o isualizing suga -
lec in in e ac ions by luo escence mic oscopy, we conduc ed
a s udy on he effec o he spa io empo al a angemen o
mannose on hese in e ac ions (Fig. 6) in he gel s a e.
Fo his, we ca ied ou wo diffe en es s. The ini ial one
consis ed o isome izing he gel om he s able ans o m o
he cis o m, ollowed by incuba ion wi h lec in. A e ca ying
ou successi e washes, we analysed he luo escence o he
agg ega es ob ained (me hod 1, Fig. 6). No luo escence was
de ec ed in his case (Fig. 6a), highligh ing he absence o
ConA-mannose in e ac ion. This esul indica es o he i s ime,
ha a e isome iza ion, he mannose wi hin gel-1 in he cis o m
is no longe accessible and he e o e canno es ablish effec i e
in e ac ions wi h ConA. This obse a ion is in line wi h p e ious
esea ch conduc ed by he Jaya aman g oup,
64
he Ha mann
g oup,
65
and he Lindho s g oup.
66,67
These s udies ha e high-
ligh ed he c i ical ole o ca bohyd a e ligand o ien a ion in lec in
ecogni ion, mainly in solu ion. The Jaya aman g oup pionee ed
he de elopmen o pho oswi chable mul i alen ca bohyd a e
ligands, showcasing pho oinduced a ia ions in binding
affini ies.
64
Simila ly, he Ha mann g oup epo ed changes in
inhibi o y concen a ions upon pho oswi ching, unde sco ing he
impo ance o ligand s uc u e and o ien a ion.
65
Addi ionally, he
Lindho s g oup demons a ed ligh -dependen diffe ences in
bac e ial adhesion on immobilized glycosyla ed azo-benzene de i-
a i es, bo h on mic o i e pla es
66
and human cell memb anes.
67
In e es ingly, in he second es , once he glycogel-1-ConA
Texas Red agg ega e was ob ained (Fig. 6b), UV i adia ion
(360 nm, 30 min), ollowed by successi e washes, led o he
loss o he ini ial ed luo escence (me hod 2, Fig. 6c). This es
indica es ha glycogel-1 is able o elease he adhe en lec in by
changing om he ans o m o he cis o m. The abili y o
glycogel-1 o cap u e and elease soluble lec ins highligh s i s
po en ial o he de elopmen o egene able bioma e ials o
igh agains oxins and pa hogen in ec ions.
Sup amolecula sel -assembly o he mo e hyd ophilic
monome 3
Finally, we ocused on he sup amolecula sel -o ganiza ion o
monome 3, which unlike he o he wo neoglycolipids is wa e
soluble. We we e especially in e es ed in knowing i his
monome is capable o o ming micelles o liposomes due o
hei impo ance as sma d ug deli e y sys ems. The amphiphilic
neoglycolipid 3showed a c i ical micella concen a ion (CMC) in
wa e o 22 mM as de e mined by DLS echnique using a Ze asize
Nano ZS sys em. Fo ma ion o he nanomicella sys em ManMic-3
wasca iedou byasimpledispe sion o he neoglycolipid 3in
wa e a a concen a ion abo e he CMC. The pho o-polyme i-
za ion o he diace ylene unc ion upon ul a iole i adia ion
(254 nm) affo ded a pa ially conjuga ed polydiace ylene back-
bone o al e na ing enyne g oups (Fig.7a).Thecha ac e is ic size
and mo phology o he o med nanosys ems we e de e mined by
DLS and TEM. The TEM mic og aph shows he o ma ion o
se e al en i ies, being he sphe ical micelles ManMic-3 wi h sizes
o 15 nm he mos abundan (Fig. 7b). TEM analysis also shows
he p esence o liposome wi h app oxima ely 150 nm in size
(Fig. 7c). DLS analysis con i ms he p esence o esicle ha ing
an a e age diame e o 184 nm, uni o m in shape and mono-
dispe se as indica ed by he PDI o 0.05(Fig.7d).Howe e , he
micelles de ec ed by TEM, could no be de ec ed by DLS, since he
signal is domina ed by he powe ul sca e ing o he liposome
hus hiding he micelles p esen . Indeed, being micelles mo e
han one o de o magni ude smalle , sca e mo e han h ee
o de s o magni ude less o simila olume phase. As o he gel,
we s udied he pho opolyme iza ion o he s a ing DA monome s
in he micelle by Raman spec oscopy (Fig. 7g).
In his case he Raman spec um shows he p esence o he
peak a 2268 cm
1
co esponding o he iple bond in he
monome oge he wi h he peaks a 2084 cm
1
and 1454 cm
1
co esponding o he conjuga ed ene-yne sys em, indica ing an
incomple e pho opolyme iza ion o he DA monome s in he
micelles (Fig. 7g). The ob ained micelles ManMic-3 p esen a
shel e ed hyd ophobic inne ca i y o med by he hyd oca bon
ails, a hyd ophilic PEG chain su ounded by a diazobenzene and
mannose moie ies. In e es ingly, bo h he in e nal hyd ophobic
a ea and he diazobenzene co ona o hese micelles can, hos
hyd ophobic gues molecules such as cy o oxic o image enhan-
cing agen s.
30
As a p elimina y es o show he encapsula ion
Fig. 6 Fluo escence s udy o he effec o he spa io empo al a ange-
men o mannose on gel-1-lec in in e ac ions. Me hod 1: Image o he cis
gel-1 a e incuba ion wi h ConA-Texas Red (a). Me hod 2: Image o he
ans gel-1 a e incuba ion wi h ConA-Texas Red (b), image o he ans
gel-1-ConA Texas Red a e pho oisome iza ion (c)
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pe o mance o ManMic-3 micelles, Nile Red was chosen as
a model o hyd ophobic d ug and dye. Nile Red is insoluble
in wa e (solubili y o1mgmL
1
), Fig. 7e(i), he luo escence o
which inc eases subs an ially in hyd ophobic en i onmen s.
The micelles o mula ed wi h Nile Red we e p epa ed simply
mixing he p e iously o med ManMic3 micelles wi h Nile Red
(Fig. 7e). A e s i ing and hea ing a 50 1C o 24 hou s,
il a ion o elimina ion o he non-encapsula ed dye, a pink
solu ion wi hou isible p ecipi a ion was ob ained (Fig. 7e(iii)).
In compa ison, applying he same p ocedu e in wa e wi hou
micelles esul ed in a clea colo less solu ion (Fig. 7e(i )), which
also did no show he cha ac e is ic band abso bance o Nile
Red (Fig. 7 ).
Subsequen ly, we in es iga ed he po en ial o MicMan3
as a nanoca ie o hyd ophobic d ugs, wi h he aim o
imp o ing hei wa e solubili y and p o ec ing hem wi hin
he hyd ophobic co e. Doce axel (DTX), a d ug widely used in
clinical p ac ice bu wi h e y low aqueous solubili y (solubili y
0.3 mgmL
1
a 37 1C), p esen ed a signi ican challenge. In
esponse o his challenge, we endea o ed o c ea e inclusion
complexes using a sol en - ee me hod in ol ing s i ing
and hea ing. This app oach elimina ed he need o o ganic
sol en s. The quan i y o inco po a ed DTX was de e mined
by measu ing he diffe ence in mass be ween he loaded and
emp y micelles, complemen ed by HPLC analysis. The d ug
loading con en (DLC) and encapsula ion efficiency (DLE) we e
calcula ed using eqn (1) and (2) as ollows:
DLC %ðÞ¼ Weigh o loaded DTX
W o MicMan3 þW o loaded DTX 100%
(1)
DLE %ðÞ¼
Weigh o loaded DTX
Weigh o inpu DTX 100%(2)
The d ug loading con en and encapsula ion efficiency o
MicMan3 o DTX we e 2.8% and 11.2%. These p elimina y
indings unde sco e he capabili y o MicMan3 o enhance he
wa e solubili y o highly insoluble o ganic molecules, which is o
u mos signi icance o hei po en ial u ili y as effec i e d ug
deli e y sys ems.
Conclusions
In conclusion, we ha e de eloped a e sa ile design o he
syn hesis o mul i unc ional diazobenzene/diace ylene glycoam-
phiphiles. By adjus ing he space leng h and he p esence o a
iazole ing, we can con ol he hie a chical sel -o ganiza ion o
hese molecules. Neoglycolipid 3 o ms sphe ical micelles
(MicMan-3) wi h a shel e ed inne co e, capable o solubilizing
hyd ophobic molecules like Nile Red and doce axel. On he
o he hand, monome 1 o ms a hyd o-alcoholic gel wi hou
he need o addi ional p ocessing, consis ingo en angled
Fig. 7 Syn hesis and use as nanocon aine o s a ic mannose-coa ed nanomicelles ManMic-3 h ough sonica ion-p omo ed sup amolecula sel -
assembly ollowed by in e molecula pho o-polyme iza ion o neoglycolipid 3in wa e (a). TEM images (b) and (c) o he o med micelles and liposomes.
CMC and DLS size de e mina ion o MicMan-3 (d). Nile Red encapsula ion s udy (e). Abso p ion spec a o Nile Red in wa e (black line) and in ManMic-3
solu ion (pu ple line) ( ). Raman spec um o he polyme ized ManMic-3 (g).
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