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Beilstein J. Org. Chem. 2015, 11, 913–929, doi:10.3762/bjoc.11.103
Graphical Abstract
Figure 1: General structure of the fluorophore-labeled lipo-oligonucleotides and positions of lipophilization...
Figure 2: Chemical formulae 1–9 and lipo-oligonucleotide sequences 10–15.
Figure 3: Energy-minimized 3D structures of the lipophilic nucleoside headgroups 4a–9a. All 3D structures wer...
Figure 4: Schematic display of the three main equilibria existing on the cis side of the bilayer chamber.
Figure 5: Bilayer brightness vs event graph of 5’-d(4a-Cy5-TAG GTC AAT ACT) (10).
Figure 6: Bilayer brightness vs event graph of 5’-d(5a-Cy5-TAG GTC AAT ACT) (11).
Figure 7: Bilayer brightness vs event graph of 5’-d(6a-Cy5-TAG GTC AAT ACT) (12).
Figure 8: Bilayer brightness vs event graph of 5’-d(7a-Cy5-TAG GTC AAT ACT) (13).
Figure 9: Infiltration of lipo-oligonucleotide (13) aggregates from the buffer into the lipid bilayer. Z-dire...
Figure 10: Bilayer brightness vs event graph of 5’-d(8a-Cy5-TAG GTC AAT ACT) (14).
Figure 11: Bilayer brightness vs event graph of 5’-d(9a-Cy5-TAG GTC AAT ACT) (15).
Figure 12: Summarizing the bilayer brightness for LONs 10–15 depending on the incubation time up to the maximu...
Figure 13: Diffusion time measurements of LON 10 (5 µL, 50 nM). A) Z-direction scan directly after the additio...
Figure 14: Hydrodynamic models of lipophilic oligonucleotides 10–15. Views are perpendicular (right) or parall...
Figure 15: Scheme of a stretched rotation ellipsoid with the semi-major axes a and b.
Figure 16: Schematic structure of a Cy5-labeled lipo-oligonucleotide.
Figure 17: Fluorescence lifetime τF values of the LONs 10–15. A) Logarithmic imaging of fluorescence intensity...
Beilstein J. Org. Chem. 2014, 10, 2307–2321, doi:10.3762/bjoc.10.240
Figure 1: Chemical formulae and lipo-oligonucleotide sequences.
Figure 2: Schematic illustrations (experiments A–F) of the specific DNA duplex formation at artificial lipid ...
Figure 3: Experimental setup. Schematic drawing of the laser scanning microscope, the optical transparent mic...
Figure 4: Chronological protocol of duplex formation of the lipo-oligonucleotide 4 with the complementary Cy5...
Figure 5: Comparison of the bilayer brightness intensity with either Cy5 (irradiation: 635 nm) or Sybr Green ...
Figure 6: Scheme of a z-scan of a lipid bilayer showing two locations for measurements of the diffusion times...
Figure 7: Experiment B (4 + 6 + SG). Bilayer brightness as function of the various events (addition of oligon...
Figure 8: Experiment D (4 + 9 + SG). Bilayer brightness as function of time and the various events [addition ...
Figure 9: Conceivable geometry of the complex at the bilayer surface (cis compartment).
Figure 10: Experiment E (10 + 6 + SG). Bilayer brightness as a function of time as well as of various events [...
Figure 11: Experiment E (10 + 6 + SG). Bilayer brightness as function of the incubation time (A), of the perfu...
Figure 12: Z-scans of the experiment E before and after the addition of Sybr Green I. A) Z-scan after the addi...
Figure 13: Experiment E in reversed order of component addition; SG + 10 + 6.
Figure 14: Bilayer brightness as a function of perfusion number and incubation periods for the experiment E in...
Figure 15: Bilayer brightness as a function of perfusion number and incubation periods for the experiment F (SG...
Figure 16: Kinetics of the tertiary complex formations of various lipo-DNA/DNA with Sybr Green I during incuba...
Figure 17: Trafficking of a siRNA by a lipophilized DNA.
Figure 18: A) Stage unit of the ‘Ionovation Explorer’ mounted on a standard inverted fluorescence microscope. ...